Loan 1. LOW DOC 80% CONSTRUCTION FUNDS – Residential & Commercial!


- Funds available until they run out – limited time only.
- Available to Builders & Developers for their own projects!

Loan Details:
- 80% of Costs or 70% end value
- Maximum Loan amount - $1m
- Maximum of 4 units on 1 title
- 12 – 24 month loan terms
- Interest rate of 9.75%
- No Mortgage Insurance or Risk Fees apply
- 1.5% application fee + valuation and legal fees (approximately $1k.)
- No Deferred Establishment Fees
- Residential & Commercial Construction considered – must be Prime, Metro areas

Requirements:
- No Financials required – no BAS, ATO notices or trading statements
- Must be registered builder with ABN registered 2 years+
- Must have unblemished Credit Report
- Self Declaration & Accountants letter required to confirm affordability

Loan 2.

70% True Low Doc – ‘Cash Out’ loan for the self employed!.
Loans available now!

Loan Details:
- $1m Maximum Loan amount
- 12 – 24 month loan term
- No Mortgage Insurance or Risk Fees apply
- 1.25% application fee + valuation + legal fees (approximately $1k cost.)
- Rate for risk – Ranging from 8.50% to 9% interest rate
- No Deferred Establishment Fees
- Early Repayment fees apply
 
Requirements:
- No Financials required – no BAS, ATO notices or trading statements
- Must be self employed with ABN registered for 2 years+.
- Must have unblemished Credit Report
- Self Declaration & Accountants letter required to confirm affordability
- Metro Residential properties only.
- Must be for business or investment purpose

Email your enquiry here

To Fix or Not to Fix?

To Fix or not to Fix your home loan – that is the question.

When should you fix your loans?

·         If a few more interest rate rises will make your loans unaffordable.

·         If you would like certainty of repayments to assist with your budgeting process

·         If you are close to retiring and do not want the stress associated with increasing rates.

·         If you have high levels of debt which will become burdensome with a few rate rises.

When should you leave your mortgage on variable rates?

·         If there is a chance of selling your property in the near future.

·         If you access the equity in your property often.  (for consolidation or investment)

·         If you comfortably can afford your loans – even with multiple future rate increases.

·         If you are able to pay above your mandatory monthly repayments.

If you would like to discuss options available to your situation, do not hesitate to call my team and I on 1300 137 539 or email me directly on harry@chocolatemoney.com.au.  

Kind regards,

 

Harry Pontikis

Director
Chocolate Money

0411 258 058 or 1300 137 539

harry@chocolatemoney.com.au

 

Disclaimer:
Terms and Conditions apply. The information in this document is general in nature and has been prepared without taking account of your objectives, financial situation or needs.  Because of that, you should, before acting on this information, consider its appropriateness and we suggest you seek financial advice specific to your situation before making any financial decisions.

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