Equipment Finance

At Mortgage Lane, we're Mortgage Brokers helping clients Australia-wide purchase a new vehicle, plant or machinery with Equipment Finance

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Equipment Finance Mortgage Lane

Finance a new vehicle, plant or machinery with Equipment Finance

Equipment Finance is a great way for businesses to fund growth through the purchase of specialised equipment or even fit outs that help your business. Loan Terms for Equipment Finance are generally flexible so are a great help in managing cashflow while staying up to date with the latest equipment required for your business. There could also be tax advantages by utilising Equipment Finance to acquire equipment rather than buying equipment outright.

Lenders will generally want to understand the equipment being purchased, it's value and what it will be used for. In addition, they will also want to understand your financial position and may require documentation such as financial statements, cash flow projections, and other business information. Generally the equipment itself will serve as collateral for the loan, reducing the need for security over other assets. We can generally get Equipment Finance approved relatively quickly and have a great understanding of the different types of products and documentation required to get your Equipment Finance approved.

We're a proud member of the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia and can help with Equipment Finance right across Australia. If you're looking to grow your business, we have the expertise and experience to guide you through the process and make the right choice.

Ready to chat to one of our team?

Getting Equipment Finance

Initial Consult

Call or email to have a chat about your goals and plans.

Fact Find

We'll work with you to understand a bit more about your situation (including your financials, assets etc.) to make sure you will qualify for your Equipment Finance.

Approval

We'll work to find an appropriate lender for your loan, taking into account your situation and loan type. We'll then handle the paperwork to get your Equipment Finance approved.

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Our Latest Reviews

Max H

Chandelle helped me figure out how much I can afford to borrow and explained a lot of finance stuff in a way that made sense. I was expecting the whole process to be difficult but the only hard part was finding all my paperwork and documents! After that, she actually made it feel easy. I'm now pre-approved and excited about buying my first home!

Joanna

Im so pleased to have been recommended to Chandelle by a mutual friend, she listened to me and offered me advice which actually talked me out of buying a property that turns out was not suitable for me. I don't know that many super honest people who puts others interests before their own, but that was certainly the case here. Whilst I havent yet bought, I will 100% be going back to see Chandelle because she has proven to be a genuine, caring and smart girl. Thanks Chandelle!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s pre-approval, and why does everyone talk about it?

Pre-approval is your golden ticket, it shows sellers and agents that you’re serious (and ready).
At Mortgage Lane, we help you get pre-approved quickly so when the perfect place pops up, you're ready to take action!

What extra costs should I know about?

Good question, because it's not just the deposit!
There’s stamp duty, legal fees, maybe a valuation fee, and a few other bits and pieces.
We’ll lay it all out for you in plain English, with no scary surprises along the way.

How much deposit do I need?

In most cases, you’ll need somewhere between 2% and 20% of the property price.
Bigger deposit? Great! It can help you avoid extra fees like LMI.
Smaller deposit? No stress, we’ll work through the smartest options together to get you on the road.

How much time will it take?

Short answer: Thankfully - very little of your time!
Long answer: Pre-approval can be a few hours to a few days and full approval usually occurs within 1–2 weeks (depending on the lender, loan conditions and paperwork).
The important part is that we do the heavy lifting, nudging (or pushing) lenders to keep things moving and keep you updated so you’re never left wondering what’s next.

What documents do I need to get started?

Think of it like a speed dating 'get-to-know-you' event: ID, payslips, tax returns, bank statements, details of debts and savings.
We’ll send you an easy step-by-step list so you know exactly what’s needed - and we’re always here to help if you get stuck.

What is Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI), and do I need it?

LMI protects the bank, not you. (Annoying, we know.)
It usually kicks in if you have less than a 20% deposit.
We’ll show you how it works, when you can avoid it, and what creative strategies we can use to save you money where possible.

How much can I borrow?

Think of it like shopping with a set budget - your borrowing power depends on your income, expenses, and a few other things like existing loans.
At Mortgage Lane, we crunch the numbers early, so you know exactly what you can comfortably afford before you even start scrolling through dream homes.

Why use a mortgage broker instead of going straight to a bank?

Because a bank can only tell you about their products.
We provide you with access to a broad network of lenders and loan solutions finding the best lender and loan for your needs, not theirs.
Plus, we take the pressure off and advocate for you every step of the way. And our service comes at no cost to you!

What happens after I’m approved?

That’s when the real fun begins!
You’ll move through to settlement (we’ll guide you through it), and before you know it, keys in hand, dreams unlocked.
And we’ll still be right here, checking in, helping with future questions, and making sure you always feel supported beyond settlement.
 
Have a question we didn’t cover? Reach out anytime, your journey is personal and we're always happy to help.

What’s the difference between fixed and variable rates

Fixed rate = same repayments, no surprises.
Variable rate = repayments can move up or down with the market.
Which one's better? It depends on what you value more - certainty or flexibility.
We’ll help you figure out what feels right for your journey (and your nerves).