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Investing in Property

Thinking about investing in property but not sure where to begin?

Our free Investing in Property Guide provides a clear introduction to the property investment process, helping you understand your finance options and what to consider before purchasing an investment property.

Inside the guide you’ll learn:

  • How investment property finance works
  • What lenders look for when assessing your application
  • Understanding borrowing power and loan options
  • Using equity to invest in property
  • Costs to consider when purchasing an investment property
  • How a mortgage broker can help you find the right loan

Whether you’re buying your first investment property or looking to grow your portfolio, this guide will help you make informed decisions and feel more confident throughout the process.

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What do lenders look for when assessing an investment loan application?
Lenders typically assess your income, existing debts, the property’s expected rental yield, and your overall borrowing capacity. A stronger deposit and clean credit history also improve your position.
Yes, many investors use the equity in their existing home as part or all of their deposit for an investment purchase, rather than saving a separate cash deposit. Andres can help you work out how much equity you have available.
Beyond stamp duty and legal fees, investors should budget for ongoing costs like property management, maintenance, insurance, and periods of vacancy between tenants.
It can be, since many investors prioritise cash flow and rely on rental income plus tax benefits rather than paying down the principal immediately. Whether it suits you depends on your broader financial strategy, which is worth discussing with Andres.
A broker can structure your loans to maximise your borrowing capacity across multiple properties, help you understand how equity and cash flow interact, and compare investment-specific loan features across lenders.