Compare repayment structures
Principal-and-interest and interest-only loans create different cash-flow and total-cost outcomes. The appropriate structure depends on the wider position and lender criteria.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY LOANS
Compare loan structures, lender policies and repayment options while considering how today's borrowing may affect cash flow and future finance.
Talk through your investment loanBEFORE THE NEXT PURCHASE
Investment lending is assessed across the applicant, the proposed property, rental income and existing commitments. Different lender policies can produce different outcomes.
Principal-and-interest and interest-only loans create different cash-flow and total-cost outcomes. The appropriate structure depends on the wider position and lender criteria.
Lenders generally use only part of expected rental income in their calculations and apply their own treatment to existing investment debts.
Each investment loan can affect future serviceability. The lender chosen today may influence the options available for another purchase later.
THE WIDER INVESTMENT POSITION
Investment finance is more useful when the loan is considered alongside existing debts, expected rental income, available equity and the proposed holding strategy.
Loan features and repayment structures can change cash flow and total interest costs. Tax consequences should be discussed with an appropriately qualified tax adviser.
We compare lending options within the credit-assistance process while keeping investment and tax advice with the professionals responsible for those areas.


Available equity does not automatically equal available borrowing. Valuation, serviceability, LVR and lender policy all affect how much may be accessible.
Expected rent can support serviceability, but lenders commonly shade the amount used in their assessment to allow for vacancies and property expenses.
The structure of one loan can affect the next application. Looking ahead can help avoid making today's purchase harder to carry or refinance later.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED
Clear answers to the questions clients often ask before applying.
Rental income can be included in a lender's assessment, but lenders usually use only part of the expected rent to allow for vacancies and property expenses.
No. Interest-only and principal-and-interest repayments create different cash-flow and total-cost outcomes. The suitable structure depends on the wider borrowing position and lender criteria.
Potentially. Available equity depends on the property's value, existing debt, serviceability and the lender's policy. Equity alone does not guarantee additional borrowing.
Each new debt and repayment is included in later serviceability assessments. The lender and structure chosen now can therefore affect options for another purchase later.
Yes, where tax treatment is part of the decision. A mortgage broker can assist with credit options, while tax consequences should be confirmed with an appropriately qualified tax adviser.
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Loan features
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