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    Low Doc only option for self employed?

    Can't agree more. I'd never go back to PAYG now.
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    Low Doc only option for self employed?

    It's every business's dream - being your own landlord :)
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    Low Doc only option for self employed?

    The other issue to consider is the CIP being tenanted by yourself....it's not a popular arrangement for some lenders
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    Low Doc only option for self employed?

    Nowadays most lenders require 6-12 months of BAS before they can accept a lo-doc loan. Some lenders don't need BAS, all they need is an income declaration and an accountant's letter confirming that you can afford that income you have declared...obviously you wouldn't need to provide company...
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    Low Doc only option for self employed?

    Since you are going for lo-doc above 60% - you have to pay mortgage insurance for most banks because you are considered a riskier borrower. But I know some others funders who can do a higher LVR without LMI (but you pay slightly higher interest rate).
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