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Matrimonial – client looking to refinance existing owner-occupied property into sole name
Background
A single 43 year old was looking to complete a dollar-for-dollar refinance so they could take over the mortgage in their sole name due to separating from their partner.
Challenge
The main bank provider wouldn’t allow any boarders over 80% and would only consider at 80% due to the provincial location. The client needed an LVR [...]
Young father looking for a second chance to keep the family home
Background
A father in his thirties who has put his checkered past behind him and started afresh, urgently needed to refinance and consolidate a small amount of non-bank debt arrears in order to keep the Auckland family home he has owned since 2016.
Challenge
He has historic but paid defaults, and currently has a couple of [...]
Savings used to service a bridging loan for section purchase
Background
A middle-aged couple with two dependents were wanting to purchase a section in Central Otago. They already owned an almost complete unencumbered residential property in the same area.
Challenge
The broker had sought lending from mainstream banks but had been declined due to the reliance on using the clients’ available funds and savings to [...]
Caveat secured personal loan to complete a build and obtain CCC
Background
The client was in the final stages of a build and had used her own savings to this point but had experienced some cost over runs and needed a further $50,000 to complete the build and obtain a Code of Compliance Certificate.
Challenge
The main bank provider wouldn’t assist with a top-up to her [...]
Self-employed young professional looking to purchase their first home
Background
A single 30-year-old looking to purchase his first owner-occupied property. He was moving from a main city and looking to purchase in his hometown (a provincial city).
Challenge
Small historic credit issues that came about while he was establishing his business several years ago and the fact that he was looking to relocate meant [...]
Contract workers funding an investment property purchase
Background
A couple were looking to settle an Auckland investment property they purchased off plans in 2021 to add to their existing seven property rental portfolio.
Challenge
The clients had recently purchased an owner-occupied property so no loan repayment history could be evidenced. Also, both clients’ main income sources were from contract work and the balance [...]
90% home loan in a regional town
Background
A couple in their mid-thirties with no dependents wanted to purchase their first home in a regional town.
Challenge
Being self-employed for less than two years and a part reliance on income from a boarder meant that mainstream lenders and other specialist lenders were reluctant to lend at a 90% LVR.
Mitigants 10% deposit from a [...]
Business cash flow loan
Background
Real estate agents looking for business cash flow support for their company while they market and sell their own property.
Challenge
Real estate income has been inconsistent in recent times due to market conditions. However, they had income in the pipeline with sales due to settle in the coming months, so we were unable [...]
Pre-approval for 90% LVR home loan for self-employed client
Background
Pre-approval requested by a single applicant looking to purchase their first home in Whangarei at 90% LVR.
Challenge
Other lenders were unable to consider the loan due to the high LVR in this location and the reliance on flatmates to support the servicing of the loan with the LVR being over 80%.
Mitigants 10% deposit made-up of [...]
Move to retirement village – interest-only servicing approach
Background
A client was seeking finance to assist with an open bridging loan to purchase a property in a retirement village, whilst preparing her current owner-occupied unencumbered property for sale. She wanted to look at a minimum 12-month term to allow time for cosmetic renovations to be completed and an improvement in the housing market [...]