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    Thanks, I'll check it out god_of_money!

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    You won’t get 6.9% with ANZ – you’ll get 7.0% on $250k and if you’re in NSW/ACT you’ll have the first annual breakfree package waived ($375) – not sure about other states.

    They’re generally a lot quicker to deal with than B’west.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    They offered me 0.9% disc … so 6.9%… not too bad but not the lowest

    I am thinking about going to Choice package with 6.77% (my friend be able to secure it
    loan ~ 1 million with  65% LVR)

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    god_of_money wrote:
    They offered me 0.9% disc … so 6.9%… not too bad but not the lowest

    I am thinking about going to Choice package with 6.77% (my friend be able to secure it
    loan ~ 1 million with  65% LVR)

    Thats not a bad deal

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    Which one? ANZ or NAB

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    NAB, i like it and they give the most cash back

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    Have done this kind of deal before?

    The reason it is so low because his accountant rebate 100% trailing commision into the product… making it 6.77%
    I heard that it may be able to get 6.67% from NAB….thinking about doing the same thing

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    Yes I have done it before, going direct to the bank gives borrowers higher discounts

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    god_of_money wrote:
    They offered me 0.9% disc … so 6.9%… not too bad but not the lowest

    I am thinking about going to Choice package with 6.77% (my friend be able to secure it
    loan ~ 1 million with  65% LVR)

    I take it your loan was greater than $250k though?

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    Jamie M wrote:
    god_of_money wrote:
    They offered me 0.9% disc … so 6.9%… not too bad but not the lowest

    I am thinking about going to Choice package with 6.77% (my friend be able to secure it
    loan ~ 1 million with  65% LVR)

    I take it your loan was greater than $250k though?

    It has to be

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    god_of_money wrote:
    Have done this kind of deal before?

    The reason it is so low because his accountant rebate 100% trailing commision into the product… making it 6.77%
    I heard that it may be able to get 6.67% from NAB….thinking about doing the same thing

    NAB don’t pay trail commission to brokers – so not sure how that can be built into a lower rate.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    Must of passed on the referral commission, I do it all the time

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    Homeside pays trail

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    ksherwell wrote:
    Homeside pays trail

    He was talking about NAB direct (choice package) – not Homeside.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    My loan size is 750k…. But still competitive… Should complain to bring down

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    god_of_money wrote:
    My loan size is 750k…. But still competitive… Should complain to bring down

    Are you going direct to the bank or to a broker?

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    ksherwell wrote:
    Yes I have done it before, going direct to the bank gives borrowers higher discounts

     
    It can also lead to poor structure set-up which may cost much more in terms of lost opportunities down the track. We have many clients come to us after having their loan structures stuffed up by a branch staff member when going direct.

    In terms of competitive rates – we should also take into consideration some of the 2nd tier lenders that deal directly through the broker channel. One of which will do 6.88% with no app or ongoing fees. You don't need to bargain them down or have a multi-million dollar portfolio – as long as the LVR is sub 65% you'll get the 6.88%. Any LVR higher than 65% and you'll get 6.98% (still not bad). 

    At the end of the day – when investing, the correct finance structure for accumulating property should be paramount. I'd put that above interest rate or rebates any day.

    Cheers

    Jamie 

     

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    Your not wrong there, never go to branch staff, they need to know too many tasks and thus can specialise in 1 field.

    I refer to mobile bankers, they only deal with home loans and thats it.

    I could refer to branch, but they stuff around too much and loan take a lot longer

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    NSW- i’ll keep this post short- since you probably have plenty of information to process already ( 33 post wow!)

    – Bankwest Prem home Loan is a good completive product and for your needs PPOR- > IP it’s perfect
    – They are slow for self employed loans i find…for a straight 80% LVR, PAYG you wont have a lot of problems.
    – There pre-approval is useless…make sure it goes to unconditional approval – so get all the Docs to your broker quickly

    Lastly welcome to the world of property investing :)

    Regards
    Michael

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    Woah! This post exploded overnight. God_of_money, you hijacked my post but that's ok haha. Thanks for your advice Michael. My mortgage broker said I was 'vanilla' – I took this as a compliment. She meant that she can't see any problems as I don't have any existing debt, a good wage and over 20% deposit so hopefully there shouldn't be any problems. I shall think about this on the weekend as I have an appointment with her on Monday. Thanks everyone!!!

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