Buy investment property with purpose

A lending structure designed for growth, cashflow, and flexibility. We focus on the strategy, not just the approval.

Own your home sooner with the right structure
Strategy

Investment loans built right

Whether you're starting out or expanding, we structure loans for growth and flexibility.

Process

Five steps to your home

Five steps to the right structure for your portfolio.

Step one

Know your investment goal

We start by understanding what you want to achieve and when.

Quick chat about your goals
Seasoned portfolio builders

Know your borrowing power today and plan confidently for future investments.

Borrowers using equity to expand

We help structure your loan to support steady portfolio growth.

Self employed investors

We handle the approval and settlement process from start to finish.

Flexible Interest-Only Options

We review your loan structure as property values change.

Built for

Who we help

Investment lending isn't one size. We match borrowers to structures that work for their situation and timeline.

Start

Starting your first investment purchase

We help first time investors understand what they can borrow and how to structure it for future growth.

First home buyers ready to move
Experienced Investors

Smart investment loans designed for portfolio growth.

Equity-based expansion

Use your property equity to grow your investments.

Self employed investors

We simplify loans and match you with the right lenders.

Interest-only, offset, and flexibility

We offer loans with interest-only, offset, and flexible options to suit your needs.

Assessment

What we examine before lending

We look beyond the purchase price. The right structure depends on your income, existing debt, and what comes next.

Rental income approach

Lenders count rental income conservatively. We calculate what they'll actually accept for servicing.

Debt and tax structure

How you structure loans affects both your tax position and future borrowing. We consider both.

What we examine before lending
Existing loans and limits

Your current debt shapes what you can borrow and how lenders will assess new applications.

LVR and LMI strategy

We balance loan to value ratios against mortgage insurance costs to find your best position.

Avoid

Mistakes we help you sidestep

We've seen what goes wrong when loans aren't structured with the future in mind.

Loans that block future borrowing

Poor structure today limits what you can borrow tomorrow.

Cross collateralisation without understanding downside

Linking loans can create problems if you want to sell or refinance one property.

Choosing the Wrong Loan Type

The wrong loan can hurt long-term investment goals.

No buffers for rate rises or vacancies

Not planning for rate rises or vacancies risks your cash flow.

Trusting bank calculators that overpromise
Risk

Underestimating lender servicing rules on rentals

Lenders apply strict rules to rental income. Missing this costs you borrowing power.

Prepare

Get your documents ready

Having these ready speeds up the process and shows lenders you're organized.

Income evidence

Tax returns, payslips, or financial statements depending on your employment type.

Loan statements

Current statements for all existing mortgages and personal loans.

Get your documents ready
Bank statements

Recent statements showing savings, deposits, and regular transaction history.

Rental appraisal

If available, an appraisal of the investment property's rental potential.

FAQs

Find answers to the most common questions about structuring investment loans.

Interest only or principal and interest?

Interest only lets you manage cash flow during early years. Principal and interest builds equity faster but costs more monthly. The right choice depends on your rental income and long term strategy.

How much rent will lenders count?

Lenders apply strict rules to rental income, typically counting 80% of gross rent. They also factor in vacancy rates and maintenance costs. We calculate exactly what they'll accept for your application.

Can I use equity for deposit and costs?

Yes, but it requires careful structuring to maintain flexibility for future purchases. Using equity changes your borrowing capacity and may trigger lender restrictions. We plan this so you don't block your next deal.

Will this affect my next purchase?

Every loan changes your borrowing power. We structure this purchase with your next one in mind, keeping future capacity within reach. That's the difference between a loan and a strategy.

Can I keep personal and investment loans separate?

Yes, and there are tax and flexibility benefits to doing so. Separation lets you refinance or sell one property without affecting the other. We structure loans to keep them independent unless there's a clear advantage to linking them.

Still have questions?

We're here to talk through your specific situation.

Structure for what comes next

Want an investment loan structure that supports the next purchase, not just this one?