Get a home loan pre-approval
Make an offer with confidence, with a home loan pre-approval from
homeloans.com.au!
A home loan pre-approval enables you to you make an offer on a property up to a specified amount. The benefit of a pre-approval is that you can quickly get a good idea of how much you’re eligible to borrow, without affecting your credit position, and without having to go through the longer process of verifying your income and providing supporting documents. When you've found the property you want, we'll then formally assess the loan. Try our quick and easy online pre-approval tool, which can give you pre-approval in as little as 20 minutes. Get Started
A home loan pre-approval enables you to you make an offer on a property up to a specified amount. The benefit of a pre-approval is that you can quickly get a good idea of how much you’re eligible to borrow, without affecting your credit position, and without having to go through the longer process of verifying your income and providing supporting documents. When you've found the property you want, we'll then formally assess the loan. Try our quick and easy online pre-approval tool, which can give you pre-approval in as little as 20 minutes. Get Started
How does it work?
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Submit
Provide us with your details using our quick, simple and secure process
Get Started -
Pre-Approve
We'll either approve your application or contact you to put on the finishing touches -
Make An Offer
Once you’ve found the property you’d like to buy, make an offer (and ensure it’s subject to finance approval) -
Final Approval
Get back to us with details of the property. If everything checks out, we’ll provide final approval, then send you the loan docs to sign. -
Settle
Congratulations! After we finalise everything, your new loan settles and you're part of the homeloans.com.au family
Acknowledgement of country
homeloans.com.au acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.