Investment Loan

Investing in residential property can be a lucrative venture, but navigating the complex world of finance can be daunting.

Our specialists are dedicated to helping you secure the perfect investment loan to fuel your property portfolio.

Things to consider

Although investment property does generate income and grow your wealth over time, there are other costs associated with the investment property loan.

  • Investment loan interest rates are generally higher than home loan rates due to the increased risk associated with investments. This can consume the rate of return you expected on the property.

  • Interest paid on investment loans can often be claimed as a tax deduction, but this depends on individual circumstances.

  • Investing always involves risk, and borrowing to invest can amplify potential losses.

What to prepare

  • Income: Know your income, including salary, rental income, and any other sources. Lenders assess your ability to service the loan based on your income.

    Savings: Having a substantial deposit can improve your loan terms. Aim for at least 20% of the property's value.

    Debts: Be aware of all your debts, including credit cards, personal loans, and other commitments. These will impact your borrowing capacity.

    Expenses: Understand your monthly living expenses, as lenders consider these when assessing your ability to repay.

  • Property Type: Decide on the type of property (house, unit, apartment) and its location based on your investment goals.

    Rental Yield: Research potential rental income to assess the property's profitability.

    Property Values: Understand property values in the area and potential for capital growth.

    Market Trends: Stay informed about the property market to make informed decisions.

  • Loan Types: Explore different loan types (interest-only, principal and interest) and their implications.

    Interest Rates: Compare interest rates from different lenders to find the best deal

    Loan Terms: Understand the loan term and repayment options.

    Fees: Be aware of upfront and ongoing fees associated with the loan.

  • Credit Score: Check your credit score and address any issues before applying.

    Documentation: Gather necessary documents, including income statements, bank statements, and identification.

    Property Valuation: Obtain a property valuation to determine its value.

    Financial Advisor: Consider consulting a financial advisor for expert guidance.

Don't let the complexity of finance hold you back.

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