FAQs

FAQs

Most Asked Questions

Our service is completely FREE to you. We’re paid a commission by the lender when your loan settles. 

No — we’ll help you figure out what you need. In fact, part of our job is to guide you on preparing your financials and documents so your application is as strong as possible.

Absolutely. We specialise in helping self-employed people, entrepreneurs, and contractors navigate the loan process, even with complex or irregular income.

You’ll usually need:

  • ID (e.g. passport or driver’s licence)

  • Income documents (payslips, BAS, or tax returns if self-employed)

  • Bank statements

  • Details of any existing loans or debts

We’ll provide you with a full checklist once we’ve had a quick chat.

Pre-approval is a lender's initial indication of how much you can borrow.

Full approval means the lender has reviewed all your documents, assessed the property, and formally approved your loan.

A mortgage broker compares loans from different lenders to find the one that best suits your needs. We help you understand your borrowing power, guide you through the application process, and deal with the lender on your behalf—saving you time, stress, and often, money.

We can assist with home loans, investment loans, business loans, refinancing, debt consolidation, and more. Just tell us what you’re aiming for!

Yes! We stay in touch to make sure you’re on a competitive rate, and we’re here to help with refinancing, accessing equity, or any future loan needs.

It depends on the lender and your situation, but we always aim to make the process as fast and smooth as possible. We’ll keep you informed every step of the way.

Yes, it’s possible. We’ve helped many migrants get their first loan in Australia. Lenders may ask for extra documents, but we’ll guide you through the process and connect you with banks that support new residents.

Yes. A declined application doesn’t mean the end of the road. We’ll review your situation, find out why it was declined, and help you improve your chances with the right lender.