The loan process

It all starts with taking about one minute to answer a few simple questions. When you're done, we'll meet to talk about your goals, opportunities and next steps, in person or online.

Meet your broker

Our approach is built on trust, transparency, and dedication. Your broker will work closely with you to understand your unique needs, providing insightful advice and innovative loan options.

Choose your goals

Once we know what you need, we'll do the research of over 60 banks and lenders to provide you with loan recommendations best suited to your needs.

Seal the deal

After all the ups and downs of the home buying hunt, you've found a home and made an offer. While you pop the champagne, we'll keep track of your application to ensure it all runs smoothly.

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Loan types

Variable Rate

The interest rate you will have to pay on a variable rate loan depends on the RBA official cash rate, changes to market interest rates or changes made by the lender.

Fixed Rate

With a fixed loan, the interest rate and repayments are set. It can be a good choice if you want to know exactly how much you need to pay off each fortnight or month.

Split Rate

In a split loan, part of your mortgage is fixed and part of it is variable. So, you've got some protection from rising rates but you still benefit if rates drop.

Offset

An offset facility is a savings or transaction account linked to your home loan. The balance of the offset account is deducted from your main loan when the bank works out your interest.

Low Doc

These are popular with self-employed people or borrowers who might not have been in their job for long. A low-doc loan can be fixed or variable.

Packaged

A package or ongoing discount home loan bundles a home loan with other financial products like a transaction account or credit card.

Frequently Asked Questions

We've got the answers

How much deposit do I need to purchase a property?

Typically lenders ask for 20% of the total house price before they'll consider giving you a loan but there are a number of ways around this. Some lenders will accept a smaller deposit but it's likely that you'll need to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI).

Does it cost anything to use a broker?

In almost all scenarios you are not required to pay a fee for our services. Instead, we're paid a commission by the lender you choose through.

What fees should I be aware of when purchasing a property?

There are several fees that often aren't discussed in length when buying a property. These include stamp duty, application fees, pest and building inspections and more. Get in touch with us today for a transparent conversation about hidden fees.
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