Because Resimac doesn’t operate traditional bank branches, potential customers will need to contact Resimac directly or go through a broker to apply for a home loan or manage their mortgage.
Resimac offers home loans for owner occupiers and investors. Alt Doc home loans are also available for non-traditional borrowers, such as self-employed Australians and credit-impaired borrowers. You’ll have the option of making principal and interest or interest-only repayments with a Resimac home loan. Resimac’s interest rates tend to be lowest for owner occupiers paying principal and interest, with a low LVR.
It’s possible to borrow up to 95% of the property’s value with a Resimac home loan, though you may need to pay LMI. Borrowers with small deposits may be able to apply for a Resimac home loan with help from a guarantor to secure their loan with the value of their own property.
Some Resimac home loans are available with no annual fee, though you may have the option to pay an annual fee in exchange for a lower interest rate.
Offset accounts and redraw facilities are available with some Resimac home loan options.