Summary: Can I Get Approved For A Home Loan If I Have Limited Income Verification?
| Details | Description |
|---|---|
| Customer | Customer A and Customer B |
| Broker | Ajar Rajbhandari |
| Purpose | To purchase an investment property |
| Loan Amount | $991,087 |
| Security | Property 1: $620,000 Property 2: $620,000 |
| LVR (Term) | 79.92% (Including risk fee of $15,000) |
| Interest Rate | 6.94% (standard variable) |
| Income | $900,000 (Customer A) + $151,360 (Customer B) |
Background
Customer A and Customer B are returning clients of Home Loan Experts. They already have a successful property investment portfolio with multiple holdings and are seeking to expand it further by acquiring two additional investment properties.
Both of them have strong financial profiles. Customer A earns an annual income of $900,000, while Customer B contributes $151,360 annually. Although their business is registered in Australia, their income is primarily generated from overseas activities, highlighting their global reach.
Problems
Customer A and Customer B faced a roadblock in securing a loan due to a combination of factors. The primary challenge stemmed from Customer A’s income source. It originated from a trust, making it difficult for lenders to verify his consistent earnings. Traditional loan applications rely heavily on documented income, which they lacked. This led them to seek a low-doc loan.
Further complicating the situation was that the business only recently started generating income. Even though the trust itself had been established on April 30, 2020, the company operating within the trust, responsible for loan repayments, had been functional for only five months at the time of their application.
The trust structure meant that all income and expenses flowed through it, adding another layer of complexity. Customer A also received dividend payments as a company director, creating an additional source of income that needed to be considered.
Solutions
Customer A and Customer B’s loan application was a tangled mess, so they reached out to Home Loan Experts’ Mortgage Broker Ajar Rajbhandari.
Ajar’s first move was crucial. He bypassed the rigid requirements of traditional lenders by finding a niche lender willing to consider short-term self-employment income verified by an accountant’s letter. This eliminated the hurdle of tax returns, a major obstacle for the Customer A and Customer B. Furthermore, this lender catered specifically to low-documentation loans, dividend income from a company overseas, and even loans involving trust structures – which all suited them.
Ajar understood that securing the best possible terms was as important as approval. He negotiated a competitive loan package, making the offer even more attractive for Customer A and Customer B. Then, he went a step further by weaving a compelling narrative for the lender around their financial strengths. He highlighted their strong asset portfolio and presented a well-defined exit strategy, reassuring the lender of the customers’ ability to repay the loan despite the non-traditional source of income and short business history.
In the end, they secured a favourable deal with a loan-to-value ratio (LVR) of 79.92%, a variable interest rate of 6.94%, and a total loan amount of $991,087.
Happy Ending
Thanks to Ajar’s diligent efforts, Customer A and Customer B were thoroughly satisfied with the exceptional service Home Loan Experts provided. They expressed their intent to refer friends and family to Ajar, confident in his ability to handle even the most complex financial situations.
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