Home Loans for Property Investors

Whether you're buying your first investment property or adding to an existing portfolio, the right loan structure can make a real difference to your cash flow and long-term returns. We help you compare interest-only versus principal and interest, offset strategies, and lender policies on rental income.

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What to Consider

Interest-only versus principal and interest repayments, and how each affects cash flow and total interest paid.
How lenders treat rental income (including proposed rental income) when assessing borrowing capacity.
Using equity in an existing property to fund a deposit on the next one.
Loan structuring, including whether to keep investment debt separate from your home loan. We recommend speaking with your accountant about tax implications such as negative gearing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose an interest-only loan for an investment property?

It depends on your strategy and cash flow needs. Interest-only can free up cash in the short term, but you'll pay more interest over the life of the loan. We can talk through the trade-offs for your situation.

Can I use equity from my home to buy an investment property?

Often, yes — subject to your equity position and the lender's policies. We can assess how much usable equity you may have and how it could be structured.

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