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SMSF loans and regular home loans both finance property, but they operate under different rules. An SMSF loan is taken out by your super fund for investment property and must meet strict superannuation regulations. A regular home loan is taken out by individuals for owner occupied or investment use. Residential Lending Group connects you with trusted SMSF specialists to help you choose the right structure for your goals.
This graphic explains the five key factors lenders assess when reviewing a loan application. Character reflects your credit history and reliability. Capacity measures your income and ability to repay the loan. Capital refers to your savings and financial contribution. Collateral is the asset used to secure the loan. Conditions consider the broader economic environment and the purpose of the loan. Together, these five elements determine overall credit strength.
This diagram outlines the full home loan journey from first meeting to settlement. Step 1 is meeting with your mortgage broker. Step 2 involves preparing your application and documents. Step 3 is conditional approval. Step 4 is formal approval. Step 5 covers loan contracts. Step 6 is settlement. Step 7 confirms completion of your home loan. The process highlights each stage borrowers move through before funds are released.
This diagram shows how a Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangement works within an SMSF. SMSF members make contributions into the fund. The SMSF enters into an LRBA with a lender to purchase an asset. The property title is held in a bare trust while the loan is repaid. Rental income and contributions support repayments. The lender holds a mortgage over the asset, and recourse is limited to that asset only.
Thinking about setting up a Self-Managed Super Fund? An SMSF gives you direct control over your retirement investments, including property, but comes with strict responsibilities and compliance requirements. This guide outlines the key steps involved and explains how Residential Lending Group can connect you with trusted SMSF specialists to support your setup and financing journey.
Police, fire, and ambulance workers often qualify for home loan benefits many borrowers miss. From higher LVR options and LMI discounts to better recognition of overtime and allowances, specialist lender policies can increase borrowing power and reduce costs. This article explains how tailored emergency services lending works and how Residential Lending Group helps essential workers secure better loan outcomes.
Emergency services workers often have access to home loan benefits others do not. From LMI waivers at 90% LVR to full recognition of overtime and shift allowances, specialist lenders can increase borrowing power and reduce upfront costs. This article explains which lenders offer tailored policies and why working with a mortgage broker experienced in emergency services lending can help you secure better terms when buying your next property.
