With investor activity under pressure, changing lender policies are creating new questions for brokers, from how servicing is assessed to where investors can turn as the residential SMSF borrowing rules come to an end.
Broker Daily’s Julian Barnes is joined by Finni brokers Eva Loisance and Costa Arvanitopoulos to unpack whether developments in neutral gearing could push borrowing capacity and what the shift could mean for the investor market.
The team also examines the end of residential SMSF borrowing and the rush to settle deals before the deadline, whether commercial lending can fill the gap, and the risks investors may face when moving into a different asset class.
The latest RBA decision is also unpacked, alongside falling investor and first home buyer demand, softer housing activity, and AMP’s fee changes as lenders compete for business in a changing market.
RELATED EPISODES:
- Unpacking the lender policies changing the game
- What’s holding Help to Buy back?
- Time to rethink clawbacks?
- Opening up open banking
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