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Home Loans for Doctors
There are many benefits to being a medical professional when it comes to applying for a home loan. At OzBrokers, we’re here to help you find the best possible deals and discounts. To kick things
How to get a loan on your SMSF – and make a great property investment!
In a previous blog, we outlined what a Self-Managed Super Fund was – and how you could potentially get a loan for one and buy property. Here, we’re going to unpack the process in more
Home loans when you’re casually employed
You might think it’s impossible to get a home loan when you’re a casual – but not so! Still, unfortunately, it’s true – a lot of lenders will baulk at requests from these types of
Buying a Property Through Self-Managed Superannuation Fund
Putting you in charge of your superannuation destiny, a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund might be a great way for you to get into the property market. However, it’s important to do your homework – there are
How to get a home loan while you’re on maternity leave
The joy of becoming pregnant is no reason to put the joy of buying a home on hold! There are, for example, actually maternity home loan options out there expressly designed for people in this
How you can get that first investment loan
Are you feeling ready to get into the property market? Want to make an investment that could help set you up for life? Well, it’s a smart idea. If you plan things properly – scoping
What is an “Interest Only In Advance” Home Loan?
An “Interest Only In Advance Home Loan” lets you pre-pay the following year’s interest. That means you can claim it as a tax deduction for the current tax period – thereby receiving some of the
What is a Rate Lock?
Basically this is when the interest rate you applied for is literally locked in prior to settlement. Why is this potentially important? Because it is quite common for you to suddenly find that your home
Cross-collateralization: How you can use equity to buy your investment property
Many property investors are unaware of cross-collateralization. But wrapping your head around this means of loan structuring – its pros and cons – can be an important part of developing your property investment portfolio.