For residential home buyers and property investors, effective debt structuring is paramount to achieving successful outcomes. At Perry Finance our expertise in financial analysis enables our professionals to help our clients tailor their debt to meet their individual needs. We specialise in dealing with property investors and high net worth individuals, having established a strong track record handling complex borrowing structures and scenarios. If you are a home buyer, an investor with multiple properties, or aiming to build a property portfolio, we are dedicated to providing you with the assistance that you need.
Our easy 7-step application process
STEP 1:
Tell us a bit about what you need – we conduct a short interview to find out a bit more about how we can help you
STEP 2:
Book an appointment to see an adviser – one of our professional staff will make a time to see you
STEP 3:
We will make an assessment of your borrowing capacity and provide with a funding table showing your current borrowing position
STEP 4:
We will make loan product and structuring recommendations and send them to you.
STEP 5:
You confirm with us you are happy to proceed and we submit your loan for processing. We’ll let you know what documents we need, make sure you provide all of them to avoid any unnecessary delays
STEP 6:
We keep you updated throughout the loan process.
STEP 7:
Your loan settles, but we don’t stop there, we’ll work with you to make sure your new loan set up is as hassle-free as possible
Latest news
Property market sentiment is on the up around most of the country
An ME Bank report has found Aussies are now feeling more positive and confident about the property market.
Apartment shortage looms amid marketed dwelling slump
With no pipeline of new dwellings being constructed, the volume of apartments being marketed has nearly halved over the past 12 months.
RBA leaves rates unchanged on Melbourne Cup Day
The Reserve Bank has left rates unchanged on Melbourne Cup Day for 2019 as most economists expected.
Inflation rate jump signals the end for more 2019 rate cuts
It looks as though interest rate cuts from the Reserve Bank are done for the year after inflation rose to 1.7 per cent in the September quarter.
