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Self-Employed Home Loans — Melbourne Mortgage Broker Since 2016

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Every business owner’s income is different. Tell us about your circumstances and we’ll help you explore home loan options that may suit your income and financial position

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Home Loans for Self-Employed Borrowers

Being self-employed shouldn't make getting a home loan unnecessarily difficult. Different lenders assess business income in different ways, and understanding those policies can make a significant difference to your borrowing options.

Whether you're a sole trader, company director or business owner, we can compare suitable lenders based on your income, business structure and financial circumstances.

Why Self-Employed Home Loans Can Be Different

Getting a home loan when you're self-employed can be different from applying as a PAYG employee. Lenders may assess your income, business structure and financial position in different ways, and their lending policies can vary significantly.

We understand that your income may come from your business, company salary, business profits or other sources. We can help identify lenders whose policies are suitable for your circumstances and compare your available options.

Being self-employed doesn't have to mean settling for limited choices.

We Help Self-Employed Borrowers Across Different Business Structures

Sole Traders

We can help assess your business income and identify lenders that are comfortable with your trading history and financial position

Company Directors

If you receive a salary from your company or your income includes business profits, we can compare lenders based on how they assess your overall income

Income Lenders May Consider

Business Income

Lenders may consider income generated through your business when assessing your borrowing capacity, subject to their individual lending policies.

Director's Salary

If you pay yourself a salary or wages from your company, this may be considered as part of your assessable income.

Depreciation and Other Add-Backs

Some lenders may allow certain business expenses, such as depreciation, to be added back when calculating income for servicing purposes.

Net Profit

Depending on the lender and your business structure, business profits may also be considered when assessing your application.

Why Choose AK Home Loans?

Personal Service

You'll deal directly with your mortgage broker rather than being passed between different departments.

5★ Google Rated

Our clients have rated us 5 stars on Google, with 60+ reviews.

Mortgage Broker Since 2016

We've been helping Australians with their lending needs since 2016.

Multiple Lenders

We can compare suitable loan options across our lender panel rather than being tied to one bank.

Plain-English Advice

No confusing bank jargon. We'll explain your options and help you understand the loan you're considering.

Support Through Settlement

Our job doesn't finish when your application is submitted. We'll help guide you through the process until settlement.

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