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Turnaround time conflict is a looming liability for the majors

Turnaround time conflict is a looming liability for the majors subscribe A A The speed in which banks can approve mortgages from those going direct and those going through brokers is a major problem that needs to be addressed imminently. Over the past year, brokers have been telling us that the “time to yes” (turnaround times) for major bank home loan customers going through the broker channel are drastically slower than those going directly to the bank branch. Now, we have confirmation. The recent commentary from the major bank CEOs has confirmed what we’ve been tracking in the Broker Pulse survey for months; loans being written by brokers are taking longer for the bank to approve than they are through bank branches/online.

PORTFOLIO UPDATE: SPI s property jewels and how much they re worth today

PORTFOLIO UPDATE: SPI’s property jewels and how much they’re worth today By Reporter 15 April 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE As an investor, good and bad times are warranted, with a property portfolio best viewed as a business rather than a hobby. In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, Right Property Group’s Steve Waters joins host Phil Tarrant to give you another sneak peek at Smart Property’s own investment portfolio. From repairs and maintenance, to sourcing a good property manager, Steve shares his cash flow tips as the pair deep-dive into some of their better purchases. The pair also reveal the current overall value of the SPI portfolio and the exceptional growth recorded by some of its properties.

THE PROPERTY NERDS: How to pick the next hotspot

THE PROPERTY NERDS: How to pick the next hotspot
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Macro-prudential policies a matter of when, not if

Macro-prudential policies a matter of when, not if By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic 07 April 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE The Reserve Bank of Australia has confirmed that it will keep a close eye on trends in housing borrowing given the rising housing prices and low interest rates, with market pundits confident tighter credit conditions loom. On Tuesday, the RBA revealed its much-expected interest rate decision, announcing a further hold of rates at a record-low 0.10 per cent. But while the bank has repeatedly said that it will not target house prices, it acknowledged on Tuesday that cooling measures are possible if prices continue to swell.

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