Frequently Asked Questions

We have a vast network of lenders, all of whom specialise in lending to allied health professionals. As you work in an industry that’s guaranteed a return, you’ll be open to many benefits exclusive to your profession – including low-interest rates, no lenders mortgage insurance, and low deposit/no deposit loans.

Banks are notoriously difficult to work with when it comes to securing a loan, and they don’t always have your best interests at heart. A private lender will offer you a competitive interest rate and flexible loan terms. Instead of choosing from one loan source, a mortgage broker has access to 40 + lenders – meaning you can select an option specific to your desired terms.

As long as you still operate in the medical industry, this shouldn’t be a problem. Though regular self-employed workers need roughly two years of employment records to qualify, the medical industry is seen as low risk, deeming you a desirable candidate for lenders.

Choosing a loan structure depends on a few factors, including your current finances, your risk tolerance and projected income. We recommend coming in and discussing options with one of our mortgage brokers to see which option will benefit you most.