Second Mortgage Now or Wait for the FY27 Tax Year?
Second mortgage now or wait for FY27? How the announced 1 July 2027 negative gearing and CGT changes affect the timing of an equity release decision.
Caveat Loan Before 30 June: What Can Still Settle in the Final Week
A caveat loan can still settle before 30 June if the file is clean. The final-week timeline, what disqualifies a file, and how the exit is priced.
Property-Backed Funding at EOFY: Your Options by Situation
A map of five property-backed funding levers a self-employed owner can use before 30 June, matched to equity and timeline, plus the FY27 tax outlook.
Starting a Development at EOFY: What a Lender Checks First
What a development finance lender checks first on an EOFY-start file: feasibility, entity structure, staged drawdowns and your exit. Self-employed focus.
What Accommodation Finance Can Still Settle Before 30 June
What accommodation finance can still settle before 30 June, how freehold and leasehold going-concern deals fund, and the fast tools that close the gap.
How a Lender Reads a Management Rights Purchase
How a lender reads and sizes a management rights purchase: the net profit multiple, the management and letting agreement, and why specialists fund it.
Using a Caveat Loan to Lock a Venue Before 30 June
How a caveat loan funds the deposit to lock an accommodation venue before 30 June, then settles later. When it works, and when it is a trap.
Working Capital for a Seasonal Venue's EOFY Cash Gap
Seasonal venues still pay wages and BAS through the off-season. How a working capital loan covers the EOFY cash gap, sized on revenue, not tax returns.
Racing a Pub or Hotel Settlement to Beat 30 June
How to settle a freehold pub or hotel as a going concern before 30 June, with the gaming and liquor licence transfer as the long pole on the timeline.
Cafe Owners: Turning EOFY Figures Into a One Doc Home Loan
How a cafe owner can use one year's EOFY financials to apply for a One Doc home loan, what self-employed serviceability involves, and what to prepare.