Identify your LMI waiver limits, credit capacity limits, and tax structures before submitting bank applications. Complete the brief form below to request a review of your scenario.
Please provide your basic details below. A medical lending specialist will look over your details and contact you to walk through your options.
A Finance Check is a review of your position before any formal application reaches a lender. It is general information, not a credit assessment or an approval — its job is to show you where you stand, which lenders are likely to read your income the way you need, and what to prepare so your eventual application goes in clean. For medical professionals that early read matters, because the difference between lenders is rarely the rate; it is whether their policy recognises how you are actually paid.
Two doctors with identical income can get very different answers depending on which lender sees the file first. A Finance Check is where we work that out on paper, before a credit enquiry is ever recorded against your name.
We consider your scenario across the same five pillars a lender's credit team will, so there are fewer surprises later:
A specialist broker reviews your details and contacts you to talk through your options — general guidance first, then specific to your situation once we understand it. There is no cost, and we will not lodge anything with a lender or record a credit enquiry without your say-so. If your scenario is straightforward we will tell you; if it needs structuring, we will explain the options and what each lender is likely to require.
Prefer to explore your numbers first? The Medical Borrowing Readiness Tool gives you an indicative read in a few minutes, and you can bring the result into your Finance Check.
General information only. This page and the Finance Check do not constitute personal financial advice or a credit assessment. Every borrower's situation is different. Lending criteria, terms, fees and charges apply; any approval is subject to the lender's assessment. Speak with a qualified mortgage broker before making lending decisions.