Watch: Why use a non-bank lender?

Watch: Why use a non-bank lender?

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Why use a non-bank lender? | Real Money Talk | Velocity Financial | May 2023


The bank said no!!! Now what??

As mortgage advisers we have several reasons why we might recommend using a non-bank lender over a traditional bank, for some situations.

Graham and Brendon talk more about lending through a non-bank lender and the opportunities they provide over traditional banks, especially when the bank said no.

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Pros of a non-bank lender can include:

  1. Faster and more flexible approval process: They may have fewer bureaucratic hurdles and may be more willing to work with individuals or businesses that have less-than-perfect credit histories.
  2. Specialized lending products: Non-bank lenders often specialize in specific types of loans or cater to niche markets.
  3. Higher approval rates: Non-bank lender may have more flexible criteria and be more open to lending to individuals or businesses with less established credit histories or unconventional circumstances.
  4. Personalized service: Non-bank lenders may offer a more personalized and hands-on approach compared to larger banks.
  5. Access to alternative funding sources: This can provide additional options for borrowers who may not meet the stringent requirements of traditional banks.
  6. Competitive interest rates: While interest rates can vary widely among different lenders, non-bank lenders may offer competitive rates or even lower rates in some cases.

Do your math first and get advice.

Non-bank lenders also come with their own considerations. They may have higher interest rates, shorter repayment terms, or stricter terms and conditions.  Always seek independent financial advice before entering into a loan agreement.

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Always talk to your adviser

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