STEPS TO GET FINANCE

We are going to cover everything it will take for us and you to purchase the tiny home of your dreams....

All the steps we take with you.

Any other questions make sure to check out our FAQ's page

First things first:

Firstly, you need to contact us. We won't know if you need finance until you have made first contact. Now, that is easily done by filling out our contact page, connecting us with you.

Second things second

After we have established first contact, one of our team will give you a call and run through all of your questions, concerns and the steps to make this dream become a reality. When you're ready to proceed you'll be provided with a privacy document for signing, access to our portal to enter relevant information about your income, assets, needs, liabilities, etc. Then you'll be requested to upload proof of income and ID, as well as share recent bank statements with us.

Thirdly

One of our friendly brokers will work with you personally to understand your best interests and determine the best strategies to have a successful outcome. This step is our favourite as we get to know you and your needs in order to purchase your tiny home.

What we will do in the background is look at our many lenders and decide which one's best suit your interests.

Fourthly

Once our broker has a complete picture of your situation and needs, they will provide you with a preliminary assessment and credit proposal. If you're happy to proceed with the proposal the broker will complete the application on your behalf.

During the application phase it is very common for the lender to ask more questions, and the broker may reach out if they need to clarify anything for the lender.

The money step

Finally the last step is, CASH. The lender will ask you to sign a contract. Once signed, the funds will be distributed to you or to a vendor or a lending institute, depending on the type of loan you have received.
For ease, any Great Escape Finance fees will be capitalised onto successful loans. All of our fees are based on amounts advised by lenders.