Full-doc
What you bring
2 yrs ITR + NOA · company financials · BAS
- Rate from
- 6.14%
- Max LVR
- 80%
- Turnaround
- 14–21 days
- Lenders
- 8
SCENARIO
Owner-occupied grew, and you want to use the equity for an investment, commercial purchase, or business injection — lenders scrutinise cash-out purpose, but cleared purpose + documentation passes. We route by intended use.
Owner-occupied with current LVR < 70% wanting to release equity
Clear purpose: investment deposit / commercial purchase / renovation / high-interest debt payoff
Short-term business working capital (lender appetite varies widely)
ABN ≥ 2 yrs · servicing supports the new loan amount
Cash-out purpose-to-lender matching (investment / commercial / renovation / debt consolidation)
Top-up vs full refinance structural comparison
Equity sizing + 80% LVR policy (some lenders 90% with LMI)
Purpose evidence: contracts / quotes / investment plan
Find the rate, LVR, and turnaround that matches the documents you can supply.
What you bring
2 yrs ITR + NOA · company financials · BAS
What you bring
6 mo bank statements · ABN ≥ 2 yrs · self-declaration
What you bring
4 quarters of BAS · ABN ≥ 2 yrs
What you bring
Signed accountant declaration · 6 mo bank statements
Indicative only — actual rate and LVR cap subject to lender formal approval.
Cash-out for business working capital — most lenders treat as high risk, often capping at $50k or declining outright
Cash-out usually cannot fund shares / crypto / gambling — lenders require fund-flow evidence
Vague purpose ("personal use") is auto-declined — purpose must tie to a specific contract or quote
APRA classifies cash-out as elevated risk — especially when purpose is unverifiable (suspected of speculation or rate arbitrage). Specific purpose + supporting documentation makes approval far easier.
If your current lender's rate is still competitive, a top-up (a tacked-on equity loan) is fast and cheap ($0–500 setup). If the existing rate is noticeably high, a full refinance that simultaneously cuts the rate is usually better economics.
Lender-dependent, but most mainstream lenders treat working capital as high-risk — usually capped at $50k or declined. For larger amounts, a business loan is normally the better route than home-equity cash-out.
Cash-out itself usually adds 0.1–0.2% rate loading; stacked with self-employed alt-doc adds another 0.3–0.5%. Full-doc self-employed generally has no extra loading.
Next step
Drop a few basics. We cross-check 40+ lenders against your situation and return how much you can borrow + which doc pathway is right for you.