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Property Investment Loans

Unlock the full potential of property investing with tailored loans, tax-smart structures, and access to 70+ lenders for competitive rates.

Property Investments Loans

Convergence Finance Property Investments

Why Choose Convergence Finance for Your Property Investment Loans?

Below-Market Rates

Save thousands on interest with our negotiated deals

Tax Efficiency Focus

Maximize deductions and depreciation benefits

Portfolio Growth Plans

Scale strategically with equity leverage

Property Investments Loans

Buy-to-Let Investment Loans

Finance your first or next rental property with optimized loan structures.

  • Interest-Only Options : Improve cash flow
  • Negative Gearing Strategies : Reduce taxable income
  • Low-Deposit Solutions :From 10% (with LMI)
Low Rate Loan
Supportive Team
Property Investments Loans Process

How It Works

Goal Review

Goal Review

30-min session to plan your strategy

Loan
Matching

Loan Matching

We secure lender pre-approvals

Settlement
& Beyond

Settlement & Beyond

Ongoing portfolio reviews

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Property Investments Loans Process

Key Investment Strategies We Advise On

Equity
Recycling

Use home equity to fund new purchases

Portfolio Cross-
Collateralization

Optimize leverage (with risk guidance)

Tax Depreciation
Schedules

Claim up to 60% of property value back

Location
Analysis

ata-driven suburb selection

FAQ

Common Questions Answered Fast

Find quick answers to common queries below. Can’t see your question? Contact our team for personalized advice.

What is property investment and how works?

Property investment involves purchasing real estate with the goal of generating a return - either through rental income, capital growth, or both.

Yes, investment property loans are widely available and typically require a higher deposit compared to owner-occupied loans.

Like any investment, property comes with risks such as market fluctuations, tenant vacancies, interest rate rises, and unexpected maintenance costs.

Yes, negative gearing is still allowed in Australia. This means if your investment expenses exceed your rental income, the loss can be offset against your taxable income.

Absolutely. Many investors use the equity in their current home or investment properties to fund the deposit for a new purchase.

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