Your Cashflow Safety Net — Freedom with No Annual Reviews
Need the ability to draw down thousands or tens of thousands of dollars? A line of credit mortgage puts such funds at your fingertips.
Core Value Proposition
A Mortgage House Line of Credit Home Loan gives you a revolving credit limit secured against your property. Draw, repay and redraw funds without refinancing or annual reviews. It’s built for sophisticated investors, developers and traders who want liquidity, flexibility and control.
Product Overview
- Borrow up to 80 % of your home’s equity.
- No ongoing annual reviews or re-assessments.
- Use for any worthwhile purpose — property, investment, business or personal cashflow.
- Interest only on drawn amounts.
- Instant access through online banking or linked card.
- Minimal maintenance and transparent fees.
Product Options
Principal & Interest (P&I)
- Reducing balance minimises interest over time.
- Builds equity faster and shortens loan term.
- Ideal for borrowers wanting long-term savings.
Interest-Only
- Fully transactional facility for up to 10 years.
- Credit limit remains constant.
- Designed for investors and developers managing capital cycles.
Advantages
Pay interest only on what you use.
Instant fund access.
Any purpose eligible.
No annual reviews or maintenance.
Strategic investment and portfolio support.
Redraw and repay freely without penalties.
Disadvantages
Interest-only repayments don’t reduce principal.
Property is security — unpaid balances increase debt.
Best for financially disciplined borrowers.
Ideal Borrowers
Investors
Investors using equity to diversify.
Developers
Developers requiring cashflow flexibility.
Entrepreneurs / Traders
Entrepreneurs / Traders needing revolving capital.
Homeowners
Homeowners seeking a rainy-day reserve.
Example Scenario
A borrower with $1.2 million equity opens a $600 k line of credit, draws $250 k for an investment, repays $100 k after profits and instantly regains $450 k available — no re-approval needed.
How can Credit Loans Give me Financial Flexibility?
A credit loan, or a line of credit, is a personal or home loan that can help you access money when you need it. It is an approved amount you are eligible to use to help with purchases, debts or anything else you may need in a hurry. Banks or lenders can approve a line of credit up to a certain amount, what’s called a credit limit. You are usually only charged interest on what you spend, which is a big advantage, and the interest rates are generally lower than those you may be charged by having a credit card. However, not everyone is eligible. Most lenders will have strict rules and regulations about approving a line of credit. You can have a line of credit as a revolving, regular option, or for a fixed term. The importance here is to remember not to overspend, and be aware of any fees, charges or penalties that accompany the loan.
Can Credit Home Loans Help me as Well?
Line of credit mortgages are also what they sound like they will be. They allow you to borrow money, again up to an agreed limit, pay it back and then borrow up to that limit again, as many times as you need. You don’t have to wait until you have reached the limit to pay it back, and paying it back before then is always a god idea if you want to limit the amount of interest you are charged – just like a credit card. When it comes to line of credit mortgages, there are usually two kinds – principal and interest, and interest only. A principal and interest loan means your repayments pay down both the principal amount and the interest, saving potentially thousands on interest. An interest only line of credit means you only pay the interest, and the limit remains constant for 10 years. However, this can be a good way to invest in property.
What are the other Benefits?
There can be a few other benefits to choosing line of credit mortgages. The main two are flexibility and accessibility. Lines of credit mortgages can be easier to obtain than other types of mortgages, and the funds can also be withdrawn with little fuss, often the same way as your regular bank or savings accounts. This means you can have access to the money through services such as online banking and even a regular debit card. Another benefit is the ability to make extra payments without attracting a fee. This can save you on interest, and you may even be able to save more on interest by using an offset account, allowing you to continue to access your money, and reducing the overall size of the mortgage at any given time.
Why is Loan Engagement Important?
Loan care is also important coming the other way. All mortgages, especially line of credit mortgages, benefit when engagement is coming from both sides. This means being aware of what you are paying, why you are paying it, and whether there is a way to do it better. At Mortgage House, we know that not everyone understands the intricacies of mortgages and the home loan market. That is what we are here for. We use our experience to do the loan engagement for you, and with you. We can give you the latest information, all the updates and make sure your existing home loan is as healthy as it can be. And we will also help you do all those extra things you might want to do, such as invest, renovate or upgrade.
Can I use my Equity?
You can use your equity in your current home to give you a line of credit, which can be a great way to free up a bit of cash. Equity is the difference between how much you owe on your mortgage, and how much your house is worth. Most lenders will allow you to borrow up to about 80% of the equity in your home. The value of equity is usually seen when you sell your house. It will basically be the profit that you end up after the sale, and after you have paid off your mortgage. However, using your equity as a line of credit allows you to use that value now, for whatever you need it for. You can use it as an interest only loan to invest in another property, or if you urgently need a new car, for example. You can also use it to renovate or take that dream trip you always wanted to.
FAQs
Difference between Line of Credit and Redraw?
A redraw is within an existing loan; a Line of Credit is a stand-alone revolving account secured by your home.
Annual reviews required?
No, there are none.
Use for personal or investment purposes?
Yes — for any worthwhile purpose.
Better option: P&I or Interest-Only?
P&I for debt reduction, Interest-Only for liquidity and leverage.
How much equity needed?
Up to 80 % LVR, subject to assessment.
Access Your Equity on Your Terms
Enjoy freedom, flexibility and control
Apply online today or call 133 144 to speak with an expert.
