AAA Mortgages has advised borrowers on complex lending since 1988, and residential lending is where much of that work happens. Not the standard approval, the other kind: income that runs through companies, corporates or a practice, loan sizes that need specialised banking access, and portfolios built across entities.
When professionals and investors come to us
The borrowers who get the most from us are not the ones with the biggest deposits. They are the ones whose financial lives have outgrown the standard assessment, and who want the complexity handled properly by a senior advisor.
01.
COMPLEX INCOME
Your income runs through companies, trusts or a professional practice, and standard servicing undersells you
02.
PRIVATE BANKING
The loan size or the property calls for specialised banking access rather than a branch queue
03.
PORTFOLIO REVIEW
Your portfolio was assembled loan by loan, and you suspect the structure is now working against you
04.
ONE POINT OF CONTACT
You are time-poor and want one senior point of contact, not a processing team that needs chasing
The whole picture, then the lender
01.
Income, read properly
We build the full income picture across your entities, then present it the way a credit team can actually assess it. The difference between a decline and an approval at this level is rarely the borrower. It is how the borrower has been explained.
02.
Access where it counts
AAA is accredited across banks, private banking divisions, non-bank lenders and private credit, with access to over 80 lenders. At certain loan sizes and property types, which desk sees your application matters as much as what is in it.
03.
Structured for the next move
The loan is set up for the portfolio you are building or have built, not just the purpose in front of you. How the lending is secured, which entity borrows and where the equity sits all determine how easily you move next time. We structure with that in mind.
Why loan structure matters more than rate
Loan structure is how your lending is arranged across properties, entities and facilities: what secures what, whose name borrows, and how equity can be reached later. It determines more of your long-term position than the rate does.
The cross-collateralisation trap:
Cross-collateralisation is when multiple properties secure the one loan. It is convenient for the lender and quietly expensive for you, because selling, refinancing or drawing equity on any one property then involves all of them.
Whose name borrows:
Personal names, a company or a trust each change tax treatment, asset protection and what lenders will approve. The borrowing entity is a decision your accountant and broker should make together before an application exists, because unwinding it after settlement is costly and slow.
Equity and the next purchase:
A well-structured portfolio lets you reach equity for the next purchase without renegotiating everything you own. A poorly structured one makes every move a full refinance. The difference compounds over a decade of investing, and it never appears on a comparison site.
What chasing the number costs:
A sharper rate on the wrong structure is a discount on the wrong product. Rates change with every cycle. Structure persists through all of them, and it is the part of the loan that determines what you can do two moves from now.
Common questions
Recent work
Recent scenarios, anonymised but real: what the client came with, what made it complex, and how it was structured. This is what advisory-led lending looks like in practice.
SMSF · QLD
SMSF · QLD
Business owners purchasing their commercial premises through an SMSF. Lease expired, vendor deadline imminent. Previous lender unable to move in time.
Approved and settled on deadline
SMSF · QLD
SMSF · QLD
Business owners purchasing their commercial premises through an SMSF. Lease expired, vendor deadline imminent. Previous lender unable to move in time.
Approved and settled on deadline
SMSF · QLD
SMSF · QLD
Business owners purchasing their commercial premises through an SMSF. Lease expired, vendor deadline imminent. Previous lender unable to move in time.
Approved and settled on deadline