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ok, for the not so intelligent, does this mean that no-docs are going to be back on the market or at least for this particular lender?
Why not use the Candian Income and go full doc at 75% without the high interest ratePiston Broke,
I understand what you are trying to say, but this is a separate issue.
Whether it is legal or not, has nothing to do with the loan.
It would still be up to the borrower to comply with the law.
If the interest rate etc is something Rob and I could live with, this NoDoc would be exactly what we would need.
We have lots of equity and income here in Canada, but we most likely wouldn't qualify for a conventional mortgage in Australia, which is what we will soon require.
Making the repayments isn't the concern. It is satisfying all the other requirments, we would have difficulty with.
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hey, That's A Clever Way To Get Around The Ten Character Minimum. Nice One Mate.
am I dreaming if I was looking for a no-doc at the same rates as a full doc?
White Xmas in Melbourne
didn;t it snow in melbourne in 1563?
am I dreaming if I was looking for a no-doc at the same rates as a full doc?
Off hand I know CBA (and I think Westpac as I was scanning their rates yesterday) offer same rate for low doc as normal, however I don't think they allow you the wealth package discount on them anymore (.15% for fixed, .7% for variable).
That's Lo-Doc not NO-Doc