Loan Market Mortgage Brokers
Nearly half of all New Zealanders use a mortgage broker to help them with their home finance requirements. Any time you need, a good mortgage broker will assist you to prepare a deposit, choose a suitable home loan, secure a home loan pre-approval, navigate the home loan application process, and manage your home loan effectively during the life of the loan.
Loan Market mortgage brokers understand the real estate market
Home finance and buying or selling property go hand in hand, so it’s essential to talk to a mortgage broker who understands the real estate market and the role of finance in the purchasing process. Loan Market mortgage brokers work closely with real estate agents across New Zealand to ensure your needs are catered to at all stages of property purchase and sale.
Talk to a Loan Market mortgage broker
For more information on how a Loan Market mortgage broker can help you with your home finance needs, or to find the home loan that is in your best interest, talk to your local mortgage broker or call us on 0508 722 295 (+64 9 377 7347).
Latest News
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50 basis point hike predicted for April:
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) kept interest rates on hold yesterday, but according to the latest Commonwealth Bank Economic Update, “the NZ economy has less spare capacity and a lower non-inflationary speed limit than previously thought.”
What this means is that while …
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Home affordability improves, for now:
Low interest rates are putting more homes within reach of New Zealanders, according to the latest Home Affordability Report from Massey University.
The national affordability index improved by 20.3 per cent on last year, which spelt out good news for first homebuyers.
Over the quarter …
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Make a list and check it twice:
Buying a house should be a dream come true, and the best way to avoid a nightmare is by being sure of what you’re getting.
It’s a good idea to have a professional inspect a potential home before you sign the papers, although by …
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The great wall of chocolate:
In a recent campaign to convince residents to eat more sweets, a team of Chinese confectioners built a 10 metre long replica of the Great Wall of China entirely out of chocolate.
According to local news sources, the miniature wonder consists of solid dark …
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