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How to speed up the home loan approval process!

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Asking how long it takes to get a home loan approved is like asking how long a piece of string is. Every application is unique, so the time between your first contact with your bank or broker and approval can never be predetermined. There are, however, some things you can do to help hurry home loan approval process.

Although very rare, same-day loan approvals are possible depending on the lender’s criteria, the complexity of the deal and turnaround time. In my experience, this has been possible when the client’s lending position is fairly straightforward in terms of employment, asset and liability position. Also, if a valuation wasn’t required due to a low LVR, and both parties were happy with the contract price.

If you’re not prepared, it could take up to a month. The most common reason for a delay is a lender’s turnaround time to assessment, especially when some lenders have competitive offerings and experience larger application volumes, but a lack of preparation can cause this delay to snowball. When there are such delays, and then a lender must organise a valuation or request further information, this can lead to a lengthy process time.

A good finance broker will help you take all the necessary steps to ensure fast home loan approval, but there are simple ways you can help hurry the process along before your first meeting with your broker.

Disclose all information

To avoid back-and-forth requests, which can delay your application, ensure your lender has a thorough understanding of you as an applicant, including appropriate identification of all borrowers. Provide all the supporting and necessary documents upfront to your broker, and convey as much detail as possible in relation to your requirements and objectives and have good, current information on your financial position. The broker will need to not only have your full financial details but will also need to take reasonable steps to verify them.

Skip the valuation queue

Not all applications require a valuation, depending on the property and lending institution, and forgoing this step can save a considerable amount of time. You can also save time by having a valuation completed prior to your application, as long as it’s accepted by your chosen lender – but check with your MFAA-accredited broker first.

To ensure your application avoids any unnecessary delays and gets correct advice for the home loan approval process, speak to Nice Loans, a finance and mortgage broker, or you can book an appointment with a mortgage broker here.

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Suman Nepal, Principal Mortgage Broker at Nice Loans Brisbane
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Suman Nepal

Principal Mortgage Broker  ·  Nice Loans, Brisbane

MFAA Member CRN 499665 15+ Years Independent Broker

Suman Nepal is an experienced mortgage broker at Nice Loans, Brisbane. He brings deep expertise across home loans, real estate, and home building — helping first home buyers, investors, and families find their dream home with the right financial solutions. His industry knowledge guides clients through every step of their property and finance journey.

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Suman Nepal

Suman Nepal is an experienced mortgage broker at Nice Loans, Brisbane. He has a deep expertise in the field of home loans, real estate, and home building. With years of experience in the field, he has helped a lot of first home buyers, investors, and families find their dream home with the right financial solutions. His knowledge in the industry allows him to share valuable insights that will guide you through property and finance journey.

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