PPOR 85% purchase -- no LMI, possible?

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  1. dave80

    dave80 Well-Known Member

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    Looking to purchase PPOR, have spent a little more than anticipated at auction however keen to eliminate LMI. Open to paying slightly higher rates while accelerating below <80%.

    $1.82M purchase, $1,540M lend @ 85% (+ all costs covered). No special occupational waivers available, not first home buyer, no intention to invest ~5-7 years, sole focus is to not pay $30K LMI.

    Are UBank/86400 the only option here for PPOR 85% and if so, does anyone have experience with property purchase processing/settlement timeframes -- ideally I'd like to be in before Christmas.

    Open to no frills alternatives; offsets, credit cards and other gimmicks not necessary.
     
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    If you already won an auction and exchanged contracts, why is there still a choice of settlement date?
     
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    There are other lender options
    Settlement timeframe/date should be on the purchase contract?
     
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    90 day terms agreed upon however both parties have agreed where mutually acceptable, an earlier settlement may be possible.

    fantastic, are they coba/mutuals/big 4/online -- where might one find these exceptional options please?
     
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    You can find them AND compare them all AND find out which one's you qualify for by using a decent mortgage broker ;)
    Most Brokers operate at no cost to the borrower, it's a no brainer
     
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    Just make sure there is no clawback fee option in the agreement incase you need to refinance in next couple of years
     
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    Rolf Latham Inciteful (sic) Staff Member Business Plus Member

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    As an aside, clawbacks are now stuck with the broker that did the work

    New laws in Jan of this year.

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    Banks should be taking the hit really not the broker. Once the broker signs up the client its the banks job to meet their needs. Anyway thats my view as an end client. Raw deal for brokers here.
     
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    Rolf Latham Inciteful (sic) Staff Member Business Plus Member

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    Share the sentiment to some extent.

    Clawbacks were there for the obvious reasons - to prevent a client being refinanced every 6 mths ...........which with some lenders pork barelling with refi rebates is happening quite a bit more these days

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  10. Tony Xia

    Tony Xia Structured Loan Advisor Business Member

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    Nothing wrong with 86400, good product and rates, however they do drill down on your statements alot more then other lenders.
     
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    I did 85% no LMI with Citi. Rates were 0.25% higher than normal rates for <80%.

    After a year I did a re-valuation of the house and they removed the 0.25% additional I was paying.
     
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    brilliant feedback, thanks folks