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Great Feedback for Homeloan4you Broker- Simon Lyne
Hi Simon,
Thank you for all your help. You made the process very easy and we appreciate all your work. We can now put a deposit on a pool! Very exciting.
Thanks again for all your help and have a great week
Jenny & Ben
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Does Your Home Loan Start With 3?
With Interest Rates from 3.69% you could be paying too much!
Speak to one of our home loan experts today for a free home loan health check and we will make sure your home loan is the best loan 4 you.
SMS "Health Check" to 0438 254 557 to be contacted today.
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First Home Buyer Sydney, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast
First Home Buyer application process
Whether you are in Sydney, Brisbane or the Sunshine Coast, many people don’t even consider buying a home because they’re afraid they can’t afford it. If you have never been through the home loan process, the Home loan application process might seem daunting. Home Loan 4 You will guide you along the way and make it as easy as possible. Here are some things to consider:
Make an appointment with your homeloan4you.com.au representative.
At Home Loan 4 You we can help you ...
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Investment Lending Changes
In recent months there has been a lot of changes in relation to new and existing investment lending including the increasing of Interest Rates for this type of lending.
This has had a major impact on a lot of people especially when it comes to Wealth Creation and here at Homeloan4you we are here to work you through these changes and ensure any investment lending you have is working in the best way possible for you to achieve Financial Freedom.
If you would ...
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Simon Lyne joins the team at Homeloan4you!
I would like to congratulate Simon Lyne on joining the team at Homeloan4you.
Simon brings a wealth of experience to Homeloan4you from a broad range of industries.
Simon is a driven self starter that will go above and beyond your expectations to deliver they outcomes you desire.
Once again welcome Simon.
Mark Stewart
Managing Director
Homeloan4you.com.au
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Reserve Bank Drops Rates by 0.25%!
Rates dropped by 0.25% making it a fantastic time to buy that new home or investment property.
With all lenders passing on the full rate cut it has made purchasing your new home or buying that investment property much more affordable!
In addition to this all lenders are currently fighting hard for your homeloan, therefore there are a number of great rates including fixed rates from 5.99% available.
Call me for an obligation free assessment.
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Sydney Property Prices set to soar!
Residential property prices in Sydney are tipped to skyrocket, with savvy investors looking to get in quick!
According to QBE LMI’s latest housing outlook, a growing deficiency in Sydney’s household dwelling supply will force property prices significantly higher over the coming three years.
By 2014, QBE LMI expects property prices in Sydney to be 20 per cent higher than what they are today.
“In Sydney, the significant deficiency of residential dwellings is likely to continue to apply upward pressure on both rents and dwelling ...
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1st Home Owner Concessions changing soon!
With the NSW Government announcing changes to the First Home Owners Concession Scheme as of the 1st January 2012, speak to Mark who is our 1st home buyer specialist at Homeloanyou.com.au and he will ensure you are in a position to take full advanatage of the concessions before the changes take place.
Call Mark today on 0438 254 557 or email mark@homeloan4you.com.au.
"Giving service the banks could only ever dream of!"
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Great Rates From 5.99%
At homeloan4you.com.au be assured you will receive the best rates with great service!
Let us take the stress out of buying your 1st home or an investment property!
Call today 1300 629 627 or sms "homeloan" to 0438 254 557.
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Interest rates on hold!
The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to keep the official cash rate on hold at 4.5 per cent for the fourth consecutive month.
Uncertainty surrounding the global economic outlook, consumer spending and Australia's political situation forced the Board to leave rates unchanged.
Rates have been on hold since May. Prior to that, concerns about rising inflation forced the RBA to lift rates by 25 basis points in March, April and May.
While local economic data shows the Australian economy has grown at the ...
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