- 11 September 2022
Don't Leave It On The Bucket List
Our success stories for assisting Property Club members in refinancing continues to grow.
This week’s we assisted members to refinance their portfolio of 7 properties.
We have been working with our members for several months and managed to save them $14,200 a year in interest payments.
These refinances demonstrates several things:
- Multiple security properties are not a barrier to restructure,
- Both clients were 62 years old at next birthday, so age is not a barrier provided you have current acceptable income and good equity,
- The savings are real regardless of rate rises as the savings reflects the difference in what you are currently paying to what you will be paying,
- Borrowing is getting tighter, but lenders are still keen to get their money out there so opportunities still exist,
- You will never never know unless you 'have a go'.
So don’t leave it on your bucket list.
Enquire now and book an assessment by emailing harry.croaker@propertyclub.com.au
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