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Home and Investment Loans That Work With How You Earn

We help self-employed borrowers secure realistic, flexible home and investment loans.

Home Page > Self-Employed > Home & Investment Loans

Home and Investment Loans That Work With How You Earn

We help self-employed borrowers secure realistic, flexible home and investment loans.

Who This Service Is For?

Clients who:

  • Sole traders, company directors, contractors, and freelancersUpsizing to a larger home
  • Self-employed borrowers buying a home to live in
  • Business owners investing in residential property
  • Borrowers with variable or non-standard income
  • Anyone unsure how lenders will assess their income

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Why Home &

Investment Loans

Are Different for the

Self-Employed

Lenders assess self-employed borrowers differently by looking at:

  • Business structure and income flow
  • Profit vs drawings or salary
  • Income consistency and trends
  • Industry stability
  • Documentation quality

That’s why the right lender and the right structure makes all the difference.

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What Is

Bridging Loans?

You usually have:

  • Our current home (to be sold)
  • Your new home (to be purchased)
  • A limited bridging period (often up to 6–12 months)

A bridging loan covers the gap between buying a new home and selling your current one.

Once your existing home sells, the loan is reduced or cleared, and your new home loan continues as normal.

Self-Employed Concerns
And How We Help

01

My income changes year to year

We assess trends, not just one year

02

I minimise tax

We explain how lenders interpret this

03

Can I still borrow for investment?

We match policy to your structureWe structure payments carefully

04

Will lenders count rental income?

We calculate this accuratelyWe explore alternatives first

05

I don’t want to be declined

We match lenders before applying

Home Loans for

Self-Employed Borrowers

For owner-occupied purchases, we help with:

  • First homes and next homes
  • Buying while self-employed
  • Refinancing existing home loans
  • Using equity for future plans

Loans are structured to suit your income, not just lender preference.

Investment Loans for

Self-Employed Borrowers

For property investors, we help with:

  • Investment property purchases
  • Using equity for deposits
  • Structuring loans for cash flow
  • Interest-only vs principal & interest decisions
  • Planning for future borrowing capacity

We look beyond approval and focus on long-term strategy.

Finance That Grows with Your Life

We Handle the Loans, So You Live Your Life.

How We Structure

Self-Employed Home

& Investment Loans

Income & Structure Review

We understand how your business earns and pays you.

We calculate realistic borrowing capacity.

We identify lenders that suit your income structure.

We help prepare and package financials correctly.

We manage the process from submission to settlement.

You Relax.
We Do the Rest.

What You Get
When Work with Us

Clear explanation of how your income is assessed

Access to self-employed-friendly lenders

Reduced risk of
decline

Strategy-led loan structuring

Support for both home and investment lending

Ongoing reviews as your business grows

Home & Investment Loans

Structure, Split & Optimise Your Lending

Managing both your home and investment loans requires more than chasing the lowest rate. Without the right structure, you can limit borrowing capacity, reduce flexibility, and create tax complications. That’s why working with a specialised home and investment loan broker is critical when managing owner-occupier and investor loans together.


Many borrowers unknowingly mix personal and investment debt. Poor structuring can make refinancing harder, reduce usable equity, and affect long-term portfolio growth. A well-planned dual-purpose lending approach ensures your home loan and investment loan work together, not against each other.


Effective structuring starts with the right loan split strategy. Separating owner-occupier and investment portions allows for cleaner accounting, better tax clarity, and improved flexibility. It also supports smarter investment structuring, especially if you plan to grow your portfolio over time.

Choosing between principal & interest and interest-only repayments on the investment portion can significantly impact cash flow and borrowing power. A properly designed interest-only strategy may improve short-term serviceability, while principal repayments may strengthen long-term equity growth. The right option depends on your income stability, tax position, and expansion plans.


If you’re considering buying an investment property while managing your home loan, or reviewing your current structure, it’s important to align lending with long-term goals. The wrong structure can cost more over time than a slightly higher interest rate.
Our focus is strategic, not transactional. We look at your full financial position, future borrowing plans, and tax considerations before recommending a structure. The goal isn’t just approval, it’s building a flexible lending framework that supports growth.

We help clients:
  • Implement a clear loan split for home and investment purposes
  • Develop a long-term portfolio strategy
  • Plan an effective equity use strategy for future purchases
  • Assess whether an interest-only strategy suits the investment portion
  • Structure dual lending arrangements correctly from the start
  • Refinance both loans where required for better alignment

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Your Questions Answered

Can I get a home loan if I’m self-employed?

Yes. Many lenders support self-employed borrowers with the right preparation.

Yes, subject to borrowing power, income stability, and structure.

Not always. Some lenders accept shorter histories.

Usually yes, though lenders assess it conservatively.

It can. We explain how this affects assessment.

Yes. Many self-employed borrowers refinance over time.

Sometimes, depending on lender and strategy.

Ready to talk?

Whether you know what you want or don’t know where to begin, we’re here to help.

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