While true No Deposit home loans or 100% home loans are now unavailable due to changes in the banks lending criteria there are some lenders who will recognise 12 months continuous rental repayments as part of the genuine savings requirement.
Do you want to buy a property but don’t have enough deposit? Finding the funds for your first home can be frustrating when you have to pay rent and save for a large deposit but it doesn’t have to be this way.
Lenders have recognised the difficulty that many aspiring home owners experience when searching for now extinct no deposit home loans. Many lenders are now offering low deposit home loans that allow borrowers up to 95 per cent of the purchase price.
The key to finding the right home loan for you, based on your current deposit situation, really comes down to knowing which bank or secure lender provides a home loan solution that can cater to your particular situation.
The banks assessment criteria on low deposit loans will be stringent as they will be looking closely at your capacity to repay the loan, given the high loan to property value ratio.