Management fee multiples, retention rates, and portfolio quality drive value. We map them before any lender does.
Finance that reads a rent roll properly.
Recurring management income services the loan. We present net income after staff and overheads — not a generic bank model.
Sales business, brand, franchise affiliation, and staff retention all carry value. We match each to the right security treatment.
Canberra rent rolls hold strong retention, low vacancy, and above-average fees. We present yours against ACT conditions, not a national average.
Agencies earn through recurring management fees, irregular sales commission, and goodwill. Standard banks assess all three using residential income models — and routinely decline or underfund real estate acquisitions as a result. We present your numbers so credit teams see the strength.
We're a small team working with a small number of clients. Based in Canberra, connected nationally. We structure first, then go to the right lenders. And if borrowing isn't the right move yet, we'll tell you when not to borrow.
How we finance real estate businesses.
From a first rent roll purchase through to multi-office succession — finance at every stage of your agency's growth.
Buy an existing rent roll outright — or purchase a book from a retiring principal. We structure loans up to 70% LVR against rent roll value, using recurring management income as serviceability.
Acquire an entire real estate agency — rent roll, sales business, goodwill, and brand. We structure loans covering the full acquisition including vendor earnout arrangements.
Fund expansion into new suburbs or offices, hire additional staff, or invest in technology platforms. Flexible facilities that move with your commission cycles.
Restructure your partnership without disrupting operations. We structure equity transitions for incoming and exiting principals — with minimal cash impact on the business.
Stop leasing and own your office. Purchase your own commercial premises and start building equity in your business location rather than paying rent to a landlord.
Whether you're selling in three years or ten, your financial structure today affects your sale price. We help build balance sheets that maximise business value at exit.
Generic brokers go to the wrong lenders.
Standard banks assess rent rolls using residential income models — and routinely decline or underfund real estate business acquisitions as a result. Specialist knowledge changes the structure, the valuation, and the rate.
Some lenders use gross income multiples, others use management fee multiples adjusted for portfolio quality. We work with lenders who properly value ACT rent rolls, where management fees and retention rates are strong.
Sales commission is irregular income, and most bank models discount it heavily. We access lenders with flexible serviceability that account for trailing commissions and management income as the primary repayment source.
Canberra's property management market has strong retention, low vacancy, and above-average fees compared to Sydney or Melbourne. We present your rent roll against ACT-specific conditions — not a national average.
Goodwill, trail income, franchise affiliation, and staff retention all affect agency value at acquisition. We help buyers structure finance that accounts for these intangibles, and sellers understand what a buyer's lender will accept.
From mandate to settlement.
We review your financials, the target rent roll or agency, and your goals. We assess serviceability before approaching any lender.
We identify the two or three specialist lenders most suited to your transaction — based on rent roll size, LVR requirement, and income structure.
We prepare a detailed submission that presents your rent roll correctly. Most specialist approvals take 2–4 weeks from a complete submission.
We coordinate with your solicitor and the vendor's lender for a clean settlement — including any earnout or deferred consideration arrangements.
Who we work with
Independent agencies acquiring their first or second rent roll.
Franchise principals expanding into new ACT suburbs.
Agents transitioning from employee to business owner.
Multi-office operations consolidating or restructuring.
Real estate professionals purchasing commercial premises.
Retiring principals planning succession and exit.
Interstate operators entering the Canberra market.



