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What properties can I get an Unloan home loan for?

The types of properties you can get an Unloan home loan for, plus the ones we can’t accept.

Eligible properties for an Unloan home loan

You can apply for an Unloan for a residential property or land that you’ll live in or use as an investment.

For the property title:

  • there can be a maximum of two people listed on the title

  • everyone listed on the title must also be an Unloan borrower

  • the property can’t be held by a trust or company.

Ineligible properties

Some properties aren’t eligible for an Unloan. These include:

  • commercial properties

  • properties under construction that aren’t ready to occupy

  • off-the-plan properties that aren’t ready to move into and don’t have an occupation certificate

  • transportable, relocatable or mobile homes

  • aged care units, retirement villages and seniors living

  • Specialist Disability Accommodation

  • display homes

  • serviced apartments

  • timeshares

  • student accommodation

  • properties on Norfolk Island

  • properties with a registered second mortgage

  • certain non-standard title arrangements, including company title, lease-for-life or licence-to-occupy arrangements

  • properties requiring the Home Guarantee Scheme.

We also don’t accept five or more dwellings within one development per application.

All properties are subject to assessment. Depending on the property type or location, we may lend a lower percentage of its value..


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Applications are subject to credit approval, satisfactory security and minimum deposit requirements. Full terms and conditions will be set out in your loan offer, if an offer is made.

This information is general only and doesn’t take your personal financial situation into account. Consider seeking independent financial advice before making a decision.

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