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General Information about the Loan Interview

              

This page details the information you will need to collect before attending a loan interview with one of Member Service Officers.

 

If you have any questions please ask.  

           

a)  If you placed an Offer to buy a House

 Please bring the following information to your loan interview:

ü  

Copy of the REIWA Offer and Acceptance Contract, signed & dated by both

 the Seller(s) and Buyer(s),

ü  

 Copy of any annexure to the REIWA Offer & Acceptance Contract, signed & dated by all parties - Seller(s) and Buyer (s),

ü

 GCU loan application form signed & dated by all borrowers,

ü

GCU Privacy Authority, signed & dated by all borrowers,

ü

Confirmation of the income of all borrowers, such as recent pay slips, a letter of employment or recent income tax return,

ü  

 

Evidence of the necessary funds to complete the transaction covering all the loan on-costs (including the deposit, stamp duty, mortgage registration fees, settlement agent fees etc).

b)  Pre-Purchase lending inquiry  

GCU welcomes the opportunity to discuss your potential loan before you commit to the purchase of a property.

        

At the time of the interview, we will determine your maximum loan amount based on your income (joint or single), the term of the loan and the prevailing variable owner occupied interest rate.

           

·       To enable us to make this important calculation, please bring with you confirmation of the income (all borrowers), which could be in the form recent pay slips, a letter of employment or your recent income tax return(s),

             

·       Also bring evidence that you have the money necessary to complete the proposed purchase which includes your deposit and money to cover all the loan on-costs (deposit, stamp duty, mortgage fees, settlement agent fees etc). A current bank account statement will be adequate.