Fill out an enquiry form here and a member of our team will contact you to understand more about your situation and arrive at the amount of funds we can provide, subject to inspection.

No. There are currently no fees or charges to lodge an application with LongView. 

Location

You need to own a home, as an owner occupier, located in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast.

Property Type

We make money as a business by ensuring we are supporting clients who live in quality homes. We review each property on its merits, however we typically don’t provide funds to owners with properties in high rise apartments, new build townhouses or house & land.

LongView provides you with funds now, in exchange for a share of the future growth in your property. This is calculated based on the amount of funds provided to you, as well as the capital growth prospects on your property.

This means that LongView will only make money if your property goes up in value.

There are no other interest, fees or repayments associated with the product.

No. LongView’s contribution operates as equity and all funds paid back to LongView are tied to the performance of your home. Debt products typically charge interest regardless of the performance of your property, where as LongView only makes money if your specific property increases in value. 

No. You remain solely on title, and you retain full ownership of the property.

LongView will lodge a second mortgage or caveat, depending on the lender who is providing your home loan. This is to protect our interest to make sure we are paid out our share when the property is sold.

LongView does not have the power to sell the property out from under you.

We are focused on supporting owner occupiers. To that extent, our contract requires the home to be your principal place of residence. If you want to rent it out and/or change it to an investment property you need to let us know. This is likely to have tax and other financial consequences for you and we want to make sure you have received professional advice before making this decision.

The agreement ends when you sell the property, or if you buy out LongView, which you can do at any point in time. The agreement will also end, and require payment, if parties to the contract die.