Low documentation home loans are designed for people who can’t provide their full financial history, such as investors or people who are self-employed.
Similar to a standard loan, you can take out a low doc mortgage for a residential, investment or business property purchase. It also has the usual loan options, including standard and variable interest rates, redraw facilities and line of credit options.
What you will need
To get a low doc loan, you will usually need to provide your lender with 12 months of Business Activity Statements (BAS) and have had an active ABN for at least six months.
Additionally, some lenders may require you to take out Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) with a Loan to Value Ratio (LVR) of greater than 60%.
The right rate at the right time
With a low doc loan, you will usually need to pay a higher interest rate to compensate for the risk your lender is taking. However, this is where we can help the loan work in your favour.
While you will need to secure your loan by paying a higher rate in the beginning, once you’ve caught up with your documentation and lodged your next tax return, we can negotiate a rate reduction on your behalf to make sure you end up paying as little as possible.
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