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Equity Solutions for Equitable Settlements
Facilitate fairer, faster divorce resolutions with HomeFlex and Buying Boost.
Learn how our home equity solutions deliver your clients extra capital with no monthly repayments, no interest and no fees.
Equity Solutions for Equitable Settlements
Facilitate fairer, faster divorce resolutions with HomeFlex and Buying Boost.
Learn how our home equity solutions deliver your clients extra capital with no monthly repayments, no interest and no fees.
Supporting your clients towards a new beginning
Divorce comes with a myriad of challenges, but finding a new home shouldn’t have to be one.
We developed HomeFlex and Buying Boost to help Australians without extra financial support keep or buy a great home in a truly challenging real estate market.
Whether your clients need access to the equity of their existing family home to facilitate a settlement without selling, or extra funds and buying support to buy a second home, we have the solutions and team to help them every step of the way.
Helping Australian’s get the budget they need to buy a great home, after divorce
Ann-Kerstin had been worried about being able to secure a great home for herself and her children in a competitive market. While she had a large amount of equity post divorce settlement, she had moved to a single income and didn’t have the purchasing power to buy a great home in the areas she dreamed of living, nor the confidence to know what a great investment looked like.
How we helped her buy her dream home in Bondi, NSW
On her own
With her existing funds of $900,000 and a maximum borrowing capacity of $993,000 she could only afford a home up to
$1,810,000
With 
With her existing funds of $900,000 and $200,000
from Buying Boost, she could afford to buy a home
up to
$2,000,000
On her own
With her existing funds of $900,000 and a maximum borrowing capacity of $993,000 she could only afford a home up to
$1,810,000
With
With her existing funds of $900,000 and $200,000 from Buying Boost, she could afford to buy a home up to