Residential home loans are mortgages where banks hold security in the form of a residential property. Here at Greenline Home Loans, we ensure that your residential home loan in New South Wales has the lowest home loan rates, the lowest fees, and the flexibility you require. Along with years of experience in the finance industry, our home loan professionals have in-depth knowledge of Australian and New South Wales residential home loan markets.

If you are planning on purchasing your first investment property or are a seasoned investor ready to expand in the New South Wales market, Greenline Home Loans has you covered. With a number of low-interest rate home loan options, our friendly team is here to help you settle in quickly and make your experience as hassle-free as possible.

We provide quick, easy, and obligation-free home loan refinancing services across New South Wales, allowing you to compare your current home loan against hundreds available on the market. Greenline Home Loans has a simple refinancing process so that you can begin saving on your home loan repayments sooner.

If you have been dealing with multiple payments on numerous loans, each with their own interest rates and conditions, you may want to consider consolidating your debts. We help New South Wales residents gain greater control of their financial situation by bringing all their existing debts together into one manageable loan.

When looking to upgrade your home in New South Wales, timing the purchase of your new property while selling your existing one can be tricky. Bridging loans can provide a solution that allows you to avoid the stress of selling first and finding temporary accommodation, giving you time to search for your next home comfortably.

Construction loans are designed to support those who are building their home, rather than purchasing an established property. Greenline Home Loans provides construction finance throughout New South Wales, with loans that are progressively drawn down as needed for each stage of your build, helping you manage your cash flow during construction.

Sometimes you might need to borrow money to achieve personal goals like renovating your home, buying a new car, or travelling. For homeowners in New South Wales, releasing equity from your property can offer a more favourable solution with lower interest rates, thanks to the secured nature of the loan.

While most business loans in New South Wales can be used for the purpose of purchasing equipment, the Equipment Finance Loan is specifically designed for that purpose. It’s a secured loan backed by the piece of equipment as collateral, allowing for a lower interest rate to apply to the loan.

A chattel mortgage is essentially a car loan specially drafted for business purposes. In the same manner as a car loan, the lender will provide funds or a "mortgage" to purchase the vehicle or "chattel," using the purchased car as security. Once the loan is paid in full, you take full ownership of the vehicle.

A novated lease is a type of loan often offered to company employees as a salary packaging option as part of their employment agreement. Using a novated lease agreement helps with managing and budgeting the vehicle’s running costs, such as registration, servicing, petrol, and insurance.

The First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme in New South Wales is designed to provide a full or partial stamp duty exemption for first home buyers, up to the value of $800,000. This scheme can significantly reduce the financial burden for those purchasing their first home in New South Wales.

The First Home Owners Grant (FHOG) scheme was introduced to offset the outcome of GST on home ownership. This national programme, subsidised by states and territories, is managed under New South Wales’ own legislation, providing first home buyers in New South Wales with a grant to help make home ownership more affordable.

Family members in New South Wales can act as a guarantor and use a portion of their own home's equity to help their loved ones (the borrower) secure a home loan. This can reduce the borrower’s loan-to-value ratio and can also help save a large sum of money by reducing or even avoiding the need to pay Lender’s Mortgage Insurance.

A small business loan is a loan designed for business purposes, typically required for starting a new business, expanding your existing operations, or managing cash flow. Greenline Home Loans provides flexible and accessible loan options to meet the needs of businesses in New South Wales.

An overdraft facility is effectively a line of credit provided by your banking institution, which is an extension of your daily transaction account. This facility permits you to draw further funds from your account at the point where there are no more available funds, allowing you to gain quick access if you are experiencing cash flow issues in New South Wales.

Business term loans are the type of loans designed to support your initial stages of the business or to help grow your business in New South Wales. The funds can be used for any purpose and accordingly do not require any asset as collateral.

Business lines of credit are the type of loans designed to support short-term funding requirements for businesses in New South Wales. Repayment terms are usually between 6 months and 1 year, depending on your business credit score, revenue and overall financial position. Approval takes 1-2 business days, and once the loan is approved, you gain access to funds that are ready to be withdrawn.

Invoice financing involves the use of your receivable invoices as collateral for a loan. This type of loan is designed to support businesses with their cash flow cycle in New South Wales. Qualifying for invoice financing is much easier as your receivable invoices act as collateral, and accordingly, your business credit rating is not that important.

A merchant cash advance is a type of business loan that provides a lump sum loan in exchange for a percentage of credit card transactions in New South Wales. This business loan is suitable for business owners in need of liquidity who cannot demonstrate good credit, or are simply not trading for a long period, and cannot qualify for other types of business loans.

Commercial property loans are the type of loans secured against a commercial property in New South Wales. While they can support different types of investors looking to diversify their property portfolio, they often enable business owners to buy their own premises.