Mortgage brokers in Midland, WA, 6056

Chris has been extremely accommodating, understanding, responsive and helpful throughout the process as well as having great attention to detail. Would recommend.

Ichtus and Katie were invaluable in guiding us through the first homebuying process, so many life delays and an absolutely crazy market at the time, I think we were on and off the process for a bit over a year. We had no property or finance experience and Ichtus basically taught us mortgages and property ownership 101, and was straight onto the best possible strategy using existing and upcoming government schemes. We had previously spoken to another broker and been given a fairly dismal assessment even with the schemes in place, looking back through the various estimates we received from them and Ichtus it became apparent that the first broker just didn't know his trade. If we'd have gone back to him when we were ready rather than Ichtus and Katie we probably wouldn't have secured the value home we did. The home hunting (and now home maintenance) was probably the trickiest part, (how crazy is buying a whole house off a 20min viewing right?) product offerings and financial pre-approval to approval were a breeze. Ichtus discussed our goals and lifestyle and proposed an established bank with reasonable rate, offset and redraw as well as good online functions - I think I spoke to them once to set up some cards via the app and everything else was prefilled and sent to us by his team. We attended one in person for the papers, throughout the whole process we were in contact on the phone and email for quick questions or on Teams after dinner for hashing out the products and IDs. Also while house hunting was great to be able to quickly set up a call for some real estate 101, and the place we ended up securing had some time conditions attached, so his willingness to move fast probably helped lock in our offer. Overall, houses are incredibly stressful endeavours, 100% recommend getting yourself an Ichtus to ensure the 30 year debt part is actually the easiest part.