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    Hi,
    I was wondering if anyone could help me out with the following. I am looking to find out what the 7 most important questions asked by investors / borrowers are before they approach a lender or broker for a loan.

    Are fees and charges the most important issues borrowers want to know about. Is it rates, mortgage terms anything. the information would be most helpful for a report I have to do.

    Profile photo of wealth4life.comwealth4life.com
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    How long have you been in the business

    What are your qualifications

    Are you licensed to give me advise … show me yr certificates.

    Are you registered with TDFT … MIAA … etc

    Are you qualified to give advise on investment properties … not PS 146 or RS 146 –

    What is your dealers license number

    If something goes wrong can I have a copy of your insurance certificate.

    Will you personally guarantee the figures and projections you are quoting

    Can I get a better deal by going direct to the bank.

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    MIAA is now called MFAA

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    I think i would also be asking how many properties do you own and what is your net worth.

    Personally I wouldnt want to be taking advice from a Mortgage Broker who has never owned an investment property.

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

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    Thanks guys for your responses this has been really helpful

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