Step 1 – Provide Documents
To speed up the process it is important to have all your papers ready for our first appointment.
You should include:
Income
- Last three pay slips plus last two group certificates
- Letter of employment detailing salary
- If self employed, last 2 years personal and business tax returns, eg Profit and loss statements and balance sheets and 2 years certified tax returns
- If Lo Doc – Self-employed borrowers only you may need a Lenders Declaration (if applicable)
- Proof of saving history over last 6 months . Bank Statements showing six months saving history
- If you’ve received a cash gift, a warranty from the provider
- Any other income information
Other information required
- Proof of Identity including
- Your Driver’s license
- Your Birth Certificate or Passport
- Your Medicare Card or Credit Card or ATM Card
- Credit card statements for last 3 months
- Any details of other loans
Information for Property Purchase
- Copy of Contract of Sale, Certificate of title (Victoria only)
- Deposit source details
- Evidence of funds to complete the purchase
- Investment – lease, rent appraisal or evidence of receipt of rental income
- 6 months proof of genuine savings (your lender may request this if the LVR is > 85%)
For Property Refinance
- Copy of Water & Council Rates Notice for all securities being offered
- 12 months refinance statements
- Fire insurance policy and certificate of title (Victoria only)
- 6 months credit card/personal loan statements
Building Loans
- Written tender
- Council approval for plans
- Builders license number & insurance
- Building specifications and builder’s fixed price tender
- Any other building plans and specifications
- Other Documents (if applicable)
- Copy of lease or managing agents’ statement
- Copy of latest rental statements on rent paid or received if it is a investment property
- First Home Owner Grant and Certified Citizenship certificate or Birth certificate
Additional for applicants with credit impairments
- Explanation of credit impairment and proof defaults paid (for non-conforming products)
Step 2 – How Much Can You Borrow