
The lending team at OneStop regularly work with a number of Non-bank lenders and have years of experience in non-bank sector. It’s not always possible to get a loan with the bank, low deposits, less than ideal credit or self-employment can be a few things that make getting a home loan from a main stream bank difficult. This is where non-bank lenders come in to play. While the process is much the same, they get to be a bit more lenient and take a different approach to your normal banks, as they are not governed by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
High LVR Lending
LVR’s or loan to value ratios are a common term thrown around when talking about home loans. This is a rule implemented by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and dictates and limits the banks lending on purchases with less that a 20% deposit. Banks are only able to use a certain amount of available lending for those low deposit loans. This means banks will usually only consider existing customers, if you are unsuccessful in getting a low deposit loan from your own bank second-tier or non-bank lenders can be an excellent alternative.
Self Employed Lending
- Must have been trading for at least 6 months and have the relevant experience or qualifications (not a brand new business in a brand new industry)
- Maximum 80% lending
- Income must be within typical industry limits
Less than Ideal Credit
Having bad credit or defaults on your credit report can hinder your chances in getting a home loan. Banks are typically pretty harsh when it comes to poor credit history and it usually reduces your chances of getting lending through them. We understand that mistakes happen, or some things are out of our control and non-bank lenders typically have a more favourable approach when it comes to credit history, making them a great option when the main banks don’t come to the party.
If you haven’t been able to successfully get a mortgage through a main bank for any reason, have a talk to our team today and see what your other options may be.
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