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Australian
Mortgage Basics
Before
applying for your loan, you will need certain mortgage documents
to support your application, these may include:
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Group
certificates or tax returns going back two years for
everyone applying for the loan.
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Your last
two payslips or a letter from your employer setting out
your salary details if your employment has recently
changed.
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Current
savings statements showing you have a deposit plus six
months records of your savings history.
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Evidence of
the rental income you have received from all investment
properties.
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If you're
applying as a company, a copy of the last two years
financial statements including balance sheets, profit
and loss accounts, memorandum and articles of
association and trust deeds.
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Current
Loans Statements, or 6 months repayment history if
you're re-financing.
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A copy of
the front page of the contract and rates notices of any
properties you're offering as security for your loan.
How much
deposit do I have to put down first?
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You will
generally need at least a 10% deposit. In certain
circumstances you may only have to pay 5%.
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Don't forget
you'll also need roughly 5% of the purchase price to
cover taxes and legal fees.
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If you're a
first home buyer you will usually need to show at least
5% of your deposit has been saved by you in regular
instalments over the last six months.
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The
rest of your deposit can be received as a gift from a
friend or relative.
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