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  1. Peter_Tersteeg

    Which first-up lender would you choose for investing (aggressive)?

    For the first property they're actually one of the most generous. Your second point is why they tend to be far more conservative when people hold other mortgages. * I don't think you can quantify how much more conservative they are. In some cases it's not much, in other cases they won't...
  2. Peter_Tersteeg

    Which first-up lender would you choose for investing (aggressive)?

    The stories I could tell... One day you and I need to talk over a few drinks. ;)
  3. Peter_Tersteeg

    Which first-up lender would you choose for investing (aggressive)?

    The problem is that if you can't show affordability under CBAs policy for the $330k purchase, you won't get the $50k cash out; even though you might be able qualify under Westpac's or NABs policy. ANZ are definitely one of the best for cash out, but they're terrible for future servicing. Add...
  4. Peter_Tersteeg

    Which first-up lender would you choose for investing (aggressive)?

    It's a very open ended question which can really only be answered in the context of your personal circumstances, the existing deal and the longer term strategy. In very broad terms a good starting lender might be Westpac or CBA, but this is a very, very general answer and may be completely...
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