Mortgage Broker · Stafford, QLD
Multi Choice Mortgage Brokers
About the business
Multi-Choice Mortgage Brokers provides free expert personal advice for Australians seeking to purchase their first home, buy their next home, or invest in property, with support throughout the home loan process.
Multi-Choice Mortgage Brokers helps customers compare loan options and get their home loan approved for common goals including refinancing, buying a first home, buying a next home, applying for building loans, and purchasing an investment property. It is a fully licensed mortgage brokerage, and it offers free and impartial advice to borrowers.
- Founded Year: 1998
- Lender Panel Size: 60
- Credit Policy Help
- First Home Buyer Support
What they offer
Services
- Building loans
- Buying a next home
- First home buying
- Home loan advice
- Investment property loan advice
- Loan approval
- Loan comparison
- Mortgage broking
- refinancing
Listing details
Services & specialties
Services
- Mortgage broking
- Home loan advice
- Refinancing
- First home buying
- Buying a next home
- Building loans
- Investment property loan advice
- Loan comparison
- Loan approval
Loan Types
- First home
- Investor
- Refinance
Customer reviews
Ratings and reviews
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- What does a mortgage broker do?
- A mortgage broker reviews your needs, compares loans from their lender panel, helps prepare an application and communicates with lenders during the process.
- When might a mortgage broker be useful?
- A broker may help if you want assistance comparing loan options or navigating an application. You can also research and apply directly with lenders.
- Does a broker compare every home loan?
- Usually not. Brokers compare products from an approved lender panel, so ask which lenders they cover and whether suitable options may sit outside that panel.
- How do I check a mortgage broker's credentials?
- Check that the broker holds an Australian credit licence or is an authorised credit representative by searching ASIC's professional registers.
- What should I prepare before speaking to a broker?
- Prepare identification, income, expenses, debts, savings, deposit details, credit commitments and a clear idea of your property and repayment goals.
- What should I compare between mortgage brokers?
- Compare lender-panel breadth, fees, commissions, communication, experience with similar borrowers and how clearly each recommendation and its costs are explained.