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Huh? They have a list of JP's that I need to pick from? So I can't just use any JP?

Yeah. It's that big stack of documents they send you to sign after being approved of a regular run of the mill loan.

Oh I didn't realise it was state based. It's in QLD.

Hum good point. If the form only has room for one witness then maybe that's why...

Na just another investor, one with lots of houses. I assumed they knew what they were talking about:(

A friend. Won't be listening to this friend again!!!

Yup but I'm wondering do any banks have this rule? Since I buy a lot of property with my family interstate I will want to avoid any banks that do:) And what I mean was that the person that told me seemed so sure of it that I thought I'd triple check which banks for future reference

Ok thanks, the "in the same room and at the same time" rule and the "witnessed by a lawyer" rule both seemed so incredibly specific I thought there might have had to be some merit to it. I assume at least some banks have these rules, otherwise I wouldn't have been told that?

I'm hoping some mortgage brokers here can help me clarify. Apparently every bank has different rules when it comes to this which makes things worse. I've heard so many conflicting rules, even from Bankwest themselves that I don't know what to do anymore. Because time is tight I can't afford to...