Long Distance IP Broker

[Outback Nomad]

Hi,

I currently live in a really remote location (2 hours to Coles) and was wondering if anyone could recommend any good Broker's that specialise in IP's (Loan structuring/finance etc.) and that are able to do these services over long distances.

I am becoming a bit dishartened about the banks in town and a couple of online borrowers and would like to get a working relationship with someone who gets what I want.

Of course I will use DD to any recommendations.

Cheers.

 

[Peter_Tersteeg]

I think you'll find most of the mortgage brokers who have been posting on this forum for a while whill be able to help you. Many of us have clients all over the country, even internationally.

Read a lot of posts in the finance forums, then call a few.

 

[Qlds007]

Pete is so right most Brokers will have dealt with long distance clients.

I am spending the next 4 months in the UK and still have clients corresponding with me each and every from Brisbane and Australiia so from regional WA to say where Pete is in Melbourne is round the corner.

 

[Jamie M]

Hi,

I currently live in a really remote location (2 hours to Coles) and was wondering if anyone could recommend any good Broker's that specialise in IP's (Loan structuring/finance etc.) and that are able to do these services over long distances.

I am becoming a bit dishartened about the banks in town and a couple of online borrowers and would like to get a working relationship with someone who gets what I want.

Of course I will use DD to any recommendations.

Cheers.

Hi Nomad

As long as you have access to internet, a phone and the ability to scan/fax documents you have the whole country to choose your broker from.

Cheers

Jamie

 

[Rolf Latham]

Hi Nomad

Both Jamie and Pete are long distance specialists

and either are well skilled to help with what you are looking for


ta
rolf

 

[Kristine..]

G'Day Outback Nomad

Near the Bungle Bungles - and no Coles!

I wrote a loan not long ago for a scaffolder works on Koolan Island.

And have just completed two loans for an Engineer at Port Hedland - who is buying in Wollongong.

Does that qualify as long distance broking?


Since National Licensing, the boundaries between areas which can be serviced by brokers has dissolved. Now, it is of no consequence where the borrower lives, where they work and where the security property is - leaving aside, of course, the usual lending post code restrictions or other criteria relating to the actual loan itself.

You say you are disheartened with the 'banks in town' so I guess that means the town two hours drive away, the town with the Coles supermarket.


Over the years I have noticed a real change in the service offered by 'banks in town'. There used to be the old fashioned Bank Manager who knew everything and everybody and who could have the conversation. Now, a lot of banks in town don't have resident lending officers and certainly not anyone who can assist the customer to develop a long term portfolio.

A lot of this could be down to the restriction of 'advice', but even so, the lack of an ongoing relationship can leave many customers feeling a bit castaway.


Good luck with your search
Regards
Kristine

 

[Outback Nomad]

Thanks for all the advice guys. Will look around and make a few calls I does think.