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These are specialist loan types and not every lender will consider them, so it really depends on the project, your financial position, and how your income is structured. Subdivision loans, spec home financing, and knock down rebuild loans are generally assessed on the end value of the project along with your ability to service the debt during construction. If you are a tradie looking at one of these options, it is worth having a conversation early so we can give you a realistic picture of what might be available.

Tradie vehicle finance can cover a range of assets including utes, vans, trucks, and work vehicles, but what is available will depend on how your business is structured, whether the vehicle is for personal or business use, and your current financial position. Tradies in Brisbane, Perth, the Gold Coast, and across Australia have different lender options available to them depending on their circumstances. Get in touch and we can look at what car loans or vehicle finance for tradies might suit your situation and cash flow.

Financing a granny flat is something a number of tradies explore, whether it is to generate rental income, house family, or add value to an existing property. How you might go about it depends on your available equity, your current loan structure, and the lender's view of the finished property value. Some lenders are more comfortable with granny flat loans than others. Reach out and we can talk through what options may be worth looking at based on your property and financial situation.

It depends on your situation, but many tradies with equity built up in their home or investment property may have options worth exploring. Equity release loans can potentially be used for a deposit on another property, business equipment, debt consolidation, or renovations. The right structure depends on your income type, existing debts, and how much equity you have available. Get in touch and we can look at what equity release home loan options might be available to you across our panel of 40+ lenders.

Strata loans can be worth considering for tradies looking at apartments, townhouses, or units, but lenders tend to assess them differently to freestanding homes. Competitive strata loan interest rates may be available, though some lenders have restrictions on high-rise buildings, small complexes, or properties with high levies. Add tradie income into the mix and the right fit can take some finding. Reach out and we can help you understand what strata finance options may suit your trade income and the specific property you have in mind.

Lenders tend to assess tradie home loan applications differently depending on whether you are PAYG, on an ABN, subcontracting, or running your own business. Some lenders may work from two years of tax returns, others may have low doc options that require less paperwork. What is available to you will depend on your specific income structure and financial situation. Talk to us and we can look at which lenders on our panel are likely to be a good fit for the way you earn.

There are a few things worth understanding before you apply for your first investment property loan as a tradie. Things like how lenders view your borrowing capacity, whether you could use existing equity as a deposit, and how your trade income might be assessed. Everyone's situation is different, so it is worth having a conversation before you apply anywhere, to avoid unnecessary hits to your credit file. Get in touch and we can walk you through what might be possible based on your numbers.

These are specialist loan types and not every lender will consider them, so it really depends on the project, your financial position, and how your income is structured. Subdivision loans, spec home financing, and knock down rebuild loans are generally assessed on the end value of the project along with your ability to service the debt during construction. If you are a tradie looking at one of these options, it is worth having a conversation early so we can give you a realistic picture of what might be available.

Construction loan interest rates in Australia vary depending on the lender, your loan-to-value ratio, income structure, and whether you go fixed or variable during the build. Because rates can differ quite a bit between lenders, going direct to one bank may not give you the full picture. Get in touch and we can give you a current view of what may be available across our panel of 40+ lenders, based on your specific project and financial situation.

Using an SMSF loan to purchase property is something some tradies explore, but there are strict rules around what can be bought, how the fund needs to be structured, and what the ATO permits. Whether it is residential property, commercial premises, or business real property, eligibility depends heavily on your individual circumstances. It is worth speaking with both a financial adviser and a broker before going down this path. If you want to understand what SMSF lending might look like for your situation, we are happy to talk it through.