can anyone suggest a good mortgage broker in the sydney area?
im not familiar with them…and i understand their services are usually free, is that right?
thanks
Cathy,
Richard Taylor is a mortgage broker in Brisbane and regular contributor to this forum. With electronic communications these days location is not so important.Yes Richard is based in Brissy but as Krautcan said with email/phone/fax this shouldn’t be an issue.
http://www.propertydivas.com.au/7ProfServ/Professionals.aspx?cmaid=3b9d5965-4e9a-4d69-9254-a9dde01786e5&cmstat=ProfallAlternatively Alex & Cameron Perry (forum members) also have an office in Sydney, here’s how to contact them:
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Thanks Kris & Amanda for the words of praise.
You are so right electonic communication has a lot to answer.
If you tell me what you are trying to achieve cathy would be happy to help.
Cheers
Richard Taylor
Residential & Commercial Finance Broker.
Licensed Financial Planner. Ph: 07 3720 1888
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I am in Sydney too.
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You wont go wrong with Richard or Terry. They both have enviable reputations and are men of integrity – shame more brokers aren’t the same.
Let us know how you get on. These guys deserve a good writeup!
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I’m wondering, because Mortgage Brokers are regulars on this forum,
my current broker has just cost me 1700 and I am wondering if i should be moving onto someone else.
I wont name this broker, the situation is this – ANZ direct set up a mortgage stemming from equiity. However, the funds went into a current equity manager which put us in credit meaning we were paying interest immediaelty on the new mortgage before evening purchasing anything. Wrong move Mr Christian Pino or was it a smart move I wonder.
I advised my broker who advised he could fix that drainage immediately. Great we thought. We went ahead over the next four weeks spending some here and there 23k.
Then the broker advised that our mortgage was credit critical, he had’nt fixed the leak , and we had’nt the funds to bring it back to balance, we have now headed into a restructure process, across three lines.
It seems the restructure amounts to a new application, and I’m wondering if my broker is cashing in on us. The 1700 was in extra interest fees.
At present we are left waiting with a settlement due in 4 weeks.
What do think of this ?
Hi Larson
Must admit got slightly confues along the way but think i certainly got the drift.
I am assuming that your Broker drew down the Line of Credit funds which gets him a trail commission. Unused Line of Credit dont earn you much other than respect from your clients.
I has a feeling he might be in it for a quid.
Dont get me wrong i think the Breakfree package which I assume you are on is an excellent facility and we do volume business with Anz. (Helps the Qld State manager is a good mate and golfing buddy so we get things done).
Would need to know a little more about the deal but I am sure there is a way around it.
Cheers
Richard Taylor
Residential & Commercial Finance Broker.
Licensed Financial Planner. Ph: 07 3720 1888
[email protected]
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