Justin Warwick, Author at Shoreline Lending

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How Long Does It Take to Refinance a Home Loan?

Many homeowners assume refinancing a home loan is a long and complicated process. In reality, a straightforward refinance can often be completed relatively quickly, although

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What Does It Cost to Refinance a Home Loan?

Many homeowners assume refinancing their home loan is expensive and that the costs involved will outweigh any potential savings. In reality, refinancing costs are often

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Is It Worth Refinancing My Home Loan?

Many homeowners assume refinancing is only worthwhile if they can secure a lower interest rate. While a better rate is often a great reason to

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Using Equity to Buy an Investment Property (Complete Guide)

Many homeowners assume buying an investment property means saving a large cash deposit over many years. In reality, many Australians already have enough equity in

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How Does Equity Work When Buying an Investment Property?

Many homeowners have heard the term equity, but aren’t entirely sure what it means or how it can help them purchase an investment property. The

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Can I Use Equity Instead of a Cash Deposit?

Many homeowners believe they need a large cash deposit sitting in the bank before they can buy an investment property. In reality, that’s not always

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Can I Buy an Investment Property Without Using My Savings?

Many homeowners assume they need a large amount of cash sitting in the bank before they can buy an investment property. In reality, that’s not

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How Much Equity Do I Need to Buy an Investment Property?

Many homeowners assume they need years of saving before they can buy an investment property. In reality, many Australians already have enough equity in their

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What Banks Look for Before Approving a Home Loan (Complete Guide)

Many borrowers assume that getting approved for a home loan comes down to one thing: income. In reality, lenders assess a range of factors before