We're bringing something a little different to you this week! Today, Evelyn is deep diving on how to become a mortgage broker.
There are so many ways to structure yourself as a broker, and different pathways of entry.
Today our host Evelyn takes you on a deep dive into her own personal property journey.
In this episode Evelyn talks about how she purchased two properties by the age of 26.
In this episode, Evelyn talks about all things self employed lending.
Self employed finance is typically seen as 'hard' and can take longer to assess, but Evelyn reveals why this is just a myth, and how critical it is to speak to people who know specifically which lender will assess your income in the most favourable manner.
In this episode, Evelyn talks about how she assisted a long term client to sell a current property and purchase their next without using bridging finance.
Now this structure may not work for everyone, so Evelyn breaks down who would be eligible to finance a purchase this way.
This week, we head into part 2 of our client Q&A, where Evelyn answers four more questions in detail, covering off on everything from taking a sabbatical from work, right through to how you can beat loyalty tax with your current bank.
Welcome to our latest Q&A episode, where we tackle four insightful questions sent in by one of our clients.
In this episode we explore the concept of making extra repayments on an investment loan with an offset account. Does it make sense to pay more into the loan account if you already have funds in the offset? We discuss how this may change whether your loan is interest only or principal and interest.
Let's talk about all things property investment.
To cover this big topic, Evelyn is joined by Trent Alexander, an independent property investment advisor.
In this episode, Evelyn delves into the complexities of novated leases and their implications on loan applications and repayments, with a focus on securing additional funds for property renovations.
In today's Q&A, Evelyn is sent a series of questions from a long term client.
She explains how lenders view contracted employees compared to permanent or full time employees. She also discusses the difference between a contracted employee and an independent contractor, who is actually treated as self employed.
Today we talk commercial lending with Jack Talbot, Director at Leverage Capital.
With experience at Bank of Melbourne and Liberty, Jack ventured into entrepreneurship almost four years ago, focusing on aiding business and self-employed clients.