Whether you’re buying your first home, purchasing your next property, refinancing or investing, the right loan is about more than simply finding a competitive interest rate.
At Kesh Finance Solutions, we take the time to understand your goals, financial position and future plans before exploring suitable lending options across banks, non-bank and specialist lenders.
Our approach is simple: understand your goals first, then help you find a lending solution that fits your circumstances and longer-term plans.
Buying your first home can involve more than choosing a property. We can help you understand your borrowing options and structure your finance before you make your move.
Your current loan may no longer suit your circumstances or future plans. We can review your existing lending and explore whether refinancing could provide a more suitable structure or greater flexibility.
Whether you’re purchasing your first investment property or expanding an existing portfolio, the right finance structure can play an important role in supporting your property strategy and future borrowing plans.
If you’re self-employed, your income may not always fit the standard lending assessment used for PAYG borrowers. Depending on your circumstances, there may be alternative ways to verify your income and access suitable home loan options.
If your circumstances don’t fit standard bank lending criteria, it doesn’t necessarily mean there isn’t a lending solution available. Different lenders assess credit history, income and financial circumstances differently, and we can explore specialist lending options based on your individual situation.
Whether you’re buying, refinancing or investing, the right lending solution starts with understanding your goals and circumstances.
Talk to Kesh Finance Solutions about your plans and we’ll help you explore suitable options across bank, non-bank and specialist lenders.
Your borrowing capacity depends on more than just your income. Lenders consider your income, existing debts, living expenses, dependants, credit limits and the type of property you’re looking to purchase.
Different lenders can also assess the same financial position differently. At Kesh Finance Solutions, we compare suitable bank, non-bank and specialist lender options and help structure your application around your circumstances and property goals.
Talk to us before you start making offers so you have a clearer understanding of your borrowing position.
A 20% deposit can help you avoid Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI), but you may not necessarily need 20% to purchase a property. Depending on your circumstances, lender and eligibility, lower-deposit options may be available.
We can help you understand how much you may need for the deposit and purchasing costs, and compare suitable lending options based on the funds you have available.
If you’re planning to buy, talk to us early so we can help you understand your options before you commit to a property.
The lowest advertised interest rate isn’t always the best home loan for your circumstances. Loan structure, borrowing capacity, offset accounts, redraw, fees, repayment flexibility and lender policy can all affect which option is suitable.
We look beyond the headline rate and consider how the loan fits your current position and future property plans, comparing suitable options across bank, non-bank and specialist lenders.
The right structure today can also make a difference when you want to refinance or purchase your next property.
Potentially. Refinancing may help you obtain a more competitive rate, restructure repayments, consolidate eligible debts, access available equity or position yourself for another property purchase.
However, refinancing should provide a genuine benefit after considering interest rates, fees, loan features and your longer-term plans. We can review your existing lending and compare it with suitable alternatives to determine whether refinancing makes financial sense.
If you haven’t reviewed your home loan recently, talk to us and we can assess whether there may be a better lending structure available.
Yes. Being self-employed doesn’t automatically prevent you from obtaining a home loan. While some lenders require full financial statements and tax returns, other lenders may consider alternative income verification such as BAS, business bank statements or an accountant’s declaration, subject to their lending criteria.
We work across bank, non-bank and specialist lenders and can assess which documentation and lending approach may suit your business and financial position.
If your income doesn’t fit the standard PAYG lending model, talk to us before assuming you won’t qualify.
Not meeting one bank’s lending criteria doesn’t necessarily mean there are no suitable finance options available. Different lenders have different policies for income, self-employment, existing debts, credit history, property types and other circumstances.
Kesh Finance Solutions can explore suitable options across bank, non-bank and specialist lenders and help determine whether there is a lending strategy that fits your circumstances.
If you’ve been declined by a lender—or think your situation may be difficult—talk to us before making another application.