MBA, DIP FMBA, FMAA, JP, LREA – 20093214
Accredited Mortgage Consultant
Membership No: 46139 – Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia
Nothing gives Samantha Cranny greater satisfaction than finding the right home loan solution for her clients, allowing them to achieve their property ownership goals and, in many instances, build a property portfolio.
Samantha’s many delighted clients benefit from her straightforward advice, property and home lending expertise, and willingness to share her time and knowledge.
“My focus is really on making the home loan process as simple and smooth as possible,” Samantha said. “Many of my clients have commented that prior to using my services, they didn’t realise how easy the process could be!”
With a successful career spanning more than 20 years in real estate and the corporate world, as well as her extensive lending knowledge, Samantha is well placed to provide her clients with the right home loan deal structured to suit their specific needs.
“My real estate background is an added bonus to my clients,” she said. “It gives me the opportunity to guide my clients through the transaction and assist them to negotiate, providing them with the best chance of securing a property in a competitive market.”
She is also well versed on the differing methods of obtaining finance and the benefits of gearing and home ownership. “It’s great to be able to draw upon my own experience as an investor to help my clients,” says Samantha.
Her clients range from first home buyers to seasoned investors and professionals looking to expand and best structure their property portfolio.
Based on her extensive experience, Samantha’s opinion has been sought by journalists from BRW, The Sunday Telegraph and the ABC on the issues of home loans, property ownership and mortgage broking.
Samantha’s mortgage broking business is based at Coogee Beach. She is fully mobile and services all areas of the eastern suburbs as well as other Sydney metropolitan areas on request. Samantha can be contacted seven days a week.
