Online Mortgage Broker · Australia-wide
Know where you stand, wherever you are.
Phone, video and email with a senior broker, not a call centre or an app. Regional, interstate, expat, FIFO and self-employed files, and a plain answer on what lenders will do.
$1.5b in settled lending
MPA Top Commercial Brokers
5.0 Google rating
Phone answered 24 hours
What happens next
For a standard home loan you generally do not pay us directly; the lender pays us when the loan settles. Where a scenario needs complex structuring we may charge a fee for service, explained in full before any work starts, with part of it payable only if the loan is approved.
“Any questions we had big or small Les did not hesitate to reply to and would go into detail ensuring we understood the process. Les is so polite and made us feel like we could ask anything knowing he would guide us in the right direction.”
Samuel T, Google review, September 2023
“Mark helped us refinance our home loan and we saved so much money on our repayments. He was super responsive and more than happy to answer all the little questions we had in a way that we could understand.”
Jessica J, Google review, December 2020
“Les and Mark were wonderful throughout the entire process, providing expert advice to secure the exact deal I needed for my financial goals. Communication was excellent, and they kept me informed every step of the way. My application went through smoothly with the bank and settled right on time.”
Jeff P, Google review, April 2026
What we do
Lending help that never needs an office
Home Loans
Purchases and refinances in any state, checked against postcode policy first.
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Commercial property and business lending by video, wherever you trade.
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Vehicles, equipment and machinery, signed online, settled without a visit.
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Expat, low doc, SMSF and the files a bank's app declined.
Explore Specialist LendingHow online broking actually works here
A senior broker on the phone, not a form on a screen
Most Australians already use a broker without walking into one. Brokers wrote 81.6 per cent of new home loans in the June 2026 quarter, a record, and a large share of those files ran by phone and email from first call to settlement. What an online broker adds is what a good local one does: a person who reads your file, knows which lenders will take it and is legally bound to act in your best interests, which a bank’s app is not. Ours are senior brokers, the same people from first call to last.
The 2026 market is the strongest argument for a broker who is not tied to one city. National dwelling values fell for a fifth straight month in August and sit 3.6 per cent below their March peak, yet they are still 2.7 per cent up on a year ago. Underneath that, Sydney and Melbourne are down 4.6 and 4.7 per cent over the year while Perth is up 15.6, Brisbane 10.8 and the combined regional markets 7.7 against 1.1 for the capitals. Lender appetite, valuations and postcode policy move with those numbers.
The files that come to us this way have a shape. A nurse in regional NSW whose postcode drops the maximum loan at some lenders. A FIFO operator whose roster income a bank’s calculator cannot read. An engineer in Singapore whose salary is shaded before it is assessed and who needs identity verified without a branch. A sole trader whose lodged returns lag the real trading. An investor in Adelaide buying in Brisbane. We work closely with 15 to 20 commercial and specialist lenders, and we know which will look at each of those files.
In practice it runs like this. A first call to understand what you are trying to do and where. A document list, collected through a secure portal, not a chain of emails. Identity verified through a lender-accepted digital check, and a video call where a screen helps: reading a valuation, walking through a structure, comparing two offers. Applications lodged and signed online, settlement handled with your conveyancer wherever they are. A few lenders still post documents for a wet signature; we tell you which before you choose. Our Sydney CBD office is there if you want it. Most never do.
Australia in numbers
Prices, rents and the people borrowing across the country
Median dwelling value, Australia, 31 August 2026 (Cotality)
$912,885
12-month change in values, Australia (Cotality)
+2.9% houses · +2.0% units
Median value, Australia, 31 August 2026 (Cotality)
$995,600 houses · $736,252 units
Gross rental yield, Australia (Cotality)
3.5% houses · 4.6% units
Rental vacancy rate, Australia, August 2026 (SQM Research)
1.3%
Weekly asking rent, Australia, week ending 20 September 2026 (SQM Research)
$781 houses · $615 units
Residents at the 2021 Census
25.4 million
Median age
38
Households that own their home outright or with a mortgage; 31% rent
66%
Median weekly household income
$1,746
Largest employing industries; professionals and managers are 38% of workers
Hospitals, supermarkets, social assistance, cafes and restaurants
Residents born overseas, which is why residency, visa and foreign-income policy decides so many files
33.1%
Property investors
Yields run the other way to prices this year: 4.6 per cent on units against 3.5 on houses, 4.3 in the regions against 3.6 in the capitals, with vacancy at 1.3 per cent. Investors chase that interstate, which is where lender postcode policy bites. Check the lender before the flight. investment property loans
Business and industry
The four largest industries employ about one worker in nine, and a third of Australians were born somewhere else. That is a lot of trading businesses, contractor incomes and foreign-earned dollars a bank’s online form cannot read. We structure the file around what the business actually earns. business finance nationwide
Home buyers
Values fell five months running to August and sit 3.6 per cent off the March peak, while regional markets are up 7.7 per cent over the year. Borrowing capacity is tighter and varies more between lenders than suburbs. Find out how much you can borrow before you pick the postcode. estimate your borrowing capacity
Updated • ABS Census 2021 (Australia), Cotality Home Value Index (31 August 2026), SQM Research National Vacancy Rates (August 2026, released 15 September 2026) and Weekly Rents Index, national (week ending 20 September 2026)
Who you'll be dealing with
Meet your online brokers
Mark Stevenson
Managing Director and Principal Broker
More than twenty years in lending and over $1.5 billion settled across commercial, SMSF and home loans. He takes every business, SMSF, expat and complex file that comes in by phone or video, and clients describe him as an expert who knows his stuff and stays focused on their situation.
Les Patonay
Senior Mortgage Broker
More than twenty years in finance. Home loans and refinances from first call to settlement, with clients who say he answers every question, big or small, in enough detail that they understood the process. Named in our most recent Google review for keeping a settlement on time.
Patrick Patacsil
Asset and Business Finance Broker
Asset and business finance: vehicles, equipment, machinery and business loans for self-employed operators, the lending most often quoted, signed and settled without anyone meeting. Works alongside Mark when a property and the plant inside it are funded together.
Serving all of Australia from Sydney
This service does not need an office, and most clients never see one. Our home office is Sydney CBD, at Level 5, 115 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000, and if Parramatta (153 Macquarie Street, Suite 20 Level 14/3 Parramatta Square, Parramatta NSW 2150) or Penrith (Unit 2D/21 Lawson Street, Penrith NSW 2750) is closer, we can meet you there. For everyone else the whole file runs by phone, video and email in business hours, Sydney time, with documents through a secure portal, identity verified digitally and signing online. Three ways of working: by phone or video first; face to face at our Sydney CBD office; and phones answered by a real person, 24 hours a day.
Areas we serve across Australia:
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Call 1300 112 355
Asked from everywhere, answered straight
Do I ever need to come into an office?
No. The whole file runs by phone, video and email in business hours, Sydney time: a first call, documents through a secure portal, identity verified digitally and signing online. Our home office is in Sydney CBD at Level 5, 115 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000 if you are in town and want to sit down with someone, and Parramatta and Penrith are available too, but most clients on this page never use any of them.
Can you arrange a loan if I live in regional NSW or interstate?
Yes. Location changes the lender, not the service. Many lenders group postcodes into categories that set the maximum loan size or the deposit they need, and some will not lend on certain security types, larger land holdings or towns with a thin resale market. We check the postcode and the security against lender policy before anything is lodged, which is the check a bank’s online form skips.
I live overseas. Can I still get an Australian home loan?
Usually, if you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident. Lenders generally discount foreign-currency income, sometimes heavily, accept fewer currencies than you might expect and want identity verified through an approved process without a branch visit. The number of lenders that write expat loans is smaller than the number that write ordinary home loans, and their terms differ, so we match the file to the lender before you apply.
How do I sign anything if we never meet?
Almost all of it is done online. Identity is verified through a digital check the lender accepts, applications are signed electronically and loan documents are increasingly issued the same way. A few lenders still post documents for a wet signature, and some documents must be witnessed by a qualified person where you are, so we tell you which lenders do what before you choose one.
What is the difference between you and an online lender or an app?
A lender’s app assesses you against that lender’s rules and gives you that lender’s answer. A broker is bound by a legal duty to act in your best interests and can place the same file with many lenders, choosing the one whose policy suits your income, postcode and property. On this service the person doing that is a senior broker, and the same one from the first call to settlement.