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What are the steps in my loan settlement?
1. Sign Finance
Broking Contract - FBC and receive Approval,
2. Return Approval with all supporting
information,
3. Valuation done,
4. Unconditional approval issued
5. Mortgage Documents issued,
6. Mortgage Documents received back and
settlement arranged,
7. Settlement.
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How long will it take for my loan to settle?
If there isn't an
existing mortgage to payout, settlement can
occur within 48 hours of the lender receiving
your signed Mortgage Documents back. If there
is another mortgage to payout, the settlement
date is dependent upon that lender arranging
the date. In some cases this can delay
settlement by several days.
From our experience the greatest delays are
cause by the borrower not supplying supporting
information promptly.
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What can I do to speed up the settlement of my
loan?
If you are
constrained by time you must advise Oasis in
writing of your preferred settlement date. You
must also promptly return all supporting
information requested as well as your Mortgage
Documents.
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What can delay the settlement of my loan?
In most cases
delays are caused by the borrower not providing
the information requested. However, other
reasons may be that the valuer cannot get
access to the security property or that the
existing mortgage holder isn't ready to
settle.
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Do I have to give all my details and history to
the Oasis when I apply?
It's essential
that Oasis fully understand your circumstance
in order that your loan can be approved by the
lender who best accepts your position. For
example, if you are an ex-bankrupt, there is no
point in Oasis trying to obtain approval from a
lender who won't lend to ex-bankrupts.
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What fees do I pay and when?
Application and
valuation fees are normally paid when you apply
for your loan. In some cases an acceptance fee
is paid when you accept the Loan Approval. In
most cases all other fees come out of the
settlement of your loan.
These fees can include stamp duty, legal costs,
lenders costs etc. In all cases you will be
provided with a full list of all fees prior to
settlement. The Brokerage Fee is also paid out
of the loan settlement. It is important to
understand that your loan amount is
NOT
plus fees, it is
inclusive of all fees.
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What is LMI?
LMI is Loan
Mortgage Insurance. This is a fee charged by
the lender to insure your loan against default
by you. In most cases the loan products used by
Oasis Home Loans DON'T HAVE
LMI.
Where LMI is applicable, they can and do over
ride the approval given by the lender.
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I already have a valuation on my security
property, can I use it?
No. In the
majority of cases the lender must instruct
their own valuer.
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Who organises the valuation of my security
property?
As a general rule
the lender will instruct the valuer.
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What if I disagree with the valuation?
Valuers are
independent of the lender and as such the
lender cannot influence the outcome of the
valuation. If you disagree with the valuation
in most cases you can request another
valuation. Any additional valuations are done
at your cost.
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What if I don't have all the supporting
documents required?
It's essential
that you advise Oasis of anything that you
cannot provide. In some cases there may be ways
around it.
It is essential if the lender requests
particular supporting information, that you
provide that information and not what you feel
is what the lender needs. For example, if the
lender says provide Bank Statements for the
past 6 months, make sure you provide statements
for the past 6 months and that no period during
that time frame is missed.
Final Approval and Mortgage documents cannot be
issued unless all requested information is
supplied, as requested.
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Do I get a copy of the valuation?
Most lenders do
not supply you a copy of the valuation.
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If I supply original documents will I get them
back?
No. It is
important that you supply legible copies of all
supporting documents.
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Will my interest rate change before settlement?
The rate may
change once your application and supporting
information has been fully checked. For
example, if you failed to disclose that you had
a credit default, the lender may increase your
rate based on their assessment of the risk of
lending to you.
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If I have a problem, who do I call?
Simply call the
Oasis Customer Service number on
1800 4 OASIS