Being self-employed can mean your income doesn’t always fit the standard lending criteria used by traditional banks. That doesn’t necessarily mean your finance options are limited.
At Kesh Finance Solutions, we help self-employed borrowers explore lending options across banks, non-bank and specialist lenders. Depending on your circumstances, income may be assessed using alternative documentation such as BAS statements, business bank statements or an accountant’s declaration.
Low Doc and Alt Doc loans provide alternative ways for self-employed borrowers to demonstrate their income when traditional financial documents may not accurately reflect their current business performance.
Depending on the lender and individual circumstances, income verification may include:
• Business Activity Statements (BAS)
• Business bank statements
• Accountant’s declarations or letters
• Other acceptable business financial information
With access to a range of bank, non-bank and specialist lenders, we can assess which documentation and lending options may suit your circumstances.
BAS, business bank statements or accountant-supported income verification may be accepted.
Options may be available for purchasing, refinancing or investing.
Access to bank, non-bank and specialist lenders with solutions for self-employed borrowers.
Loan options can be assessed around your business, income and individual circumstances.
While these loans provide access to finance, borrowers should be aware of certain considerations:
Low Doc and Alt Doc loans generally have higher interest rates than standard Full Doc home loans.
Fees and lending costs vary depending on the lender, loan amount, LVR and individual circumstances.
Some Low Doc lenders may offer lending up to 80% LVR, subject to lender policy, loan size, security and borrower circumstances.
Low-documentation loans can support funding for:
We take the time to understand your business, income and borrowing needs before exploring suitable lending options.
We compare suitable options across banks, non-bank and specialist lenders, including lenders experienced with self-employed borrowers.
We understand alternative income verification and more complex self-employed scenarios, and can help structure applications around your individual circumstances.
Documentation requirements vary between lenders. Depending on your circumstances, income may be verified using recent BAS, business bank statements, an accountant’s declaration or other acceptable financial information. We can help identify which documentation options may be available to you.
Borrowing capacity depends on your income, loan purpose, property, existing commitments and the lender’s criteria. Many Low Doc and Alt Doc lenders offer lending up to 80% LVR, while maximum loan amounts and available LVRs vary between lenders.
Low Doc and Alt Doc loans may have higher interest rates than standard Full Doc loans. Rates vary between lenders and depend on factors such as the loan amount, LVR, security and individual circumstances.
Potentially. If your financial position and income documentation later meet standard Full Doc lending requirements, you may be able to refinance to a Full Doc loan. This could provide access to different rates, features and lender options.
Potentially. Some lenders may consider borrowers with a shorter self-employment or ABN history. Eligibility and income verification requirements vary between lenders, so we can assess your circumstances and explore which lending options may be available to you.
Yes. Low Doc and Alt Doc loans may be available for both owner-occupied and investment properties. Available loan structures, LVRs and lending criteria vary between lenders.
Every self-employed borrower is different. We can assess your income, business circumstances and borrowing needs, then explore Low Doc, Alt Doc and other lending options that may be suitable for you.