
Smarter Finance for Property Investors
Strategic investment loan solutions designed to grow your portfolio, protect cash flow and maximise long-term returns.

Who This Service Is For
This service is designed for buyers who understand that investment property is not just about buying an asset — it’s about structuring finance correctly from day one.
If you’re purchasing your first investment property, we help you understand how lenders assess rental income, how much deposit you really need, and how to structure the loan so it doesn’t restrict your future borrowing power.
For existing investors, this service is ideal if your portfolio has grown, your income has changed, or your current loans were set up without a long-term strategy in mind. Many investors come to us after realising their bank loan is limiting their ability to purchase again — even though their property has grown in value.
We also work closely with high-income professionals, self-employed borrowers, and portfolio investors who need tailored investment loan solutions beyond standard bank products.

Tax & Cash Flow Considerations
One of the biggest advantages of property investment is how finance, tax and cash flow work together – but only if loans are structured properly.
Interest on investment property loans is generally tax-deductible, which means how your loan is set up can significantly impact your after-tax position. This is where many investors go wrong – mixing personal and investment debt, paying down the wrong loan, or using offset accounts incorrectly.
At Grange Finance, we work alongside your accountant’s advice to ensure your investment loan structure supports cash flow efficiency. We look at rental income, holding costs, interest deductibility and repayment structure so your property supports your lifestyle – not drains it.
The goal is not just owning an investment property – it’s owning one that performs financially.
Why Choose Us for Investment Loans
FAQs
1. How are investment property loans different from home loans?
Investment loans have different interest rates, assessment criteria and tax considerations compared to owner-occupied loans.
2. Can rental income be used to increase borrowing power?
Yes — lenders typically use a percentage of rental income when assessing serviceability.
3. Is interest-only better for investment properties?
It depends on your cash flow, tax position and long-term strategy — there’s no universal answer.
4. Can I refinance an investment property to buy another one?
Yes, if there is sufficient usable equity and your income supports the additional lending.
5. Should I use an offset account with an investment loan?
In many cases, yes — but it must be structured correctly to maintain tax effectiveness.