Who this guide is for
Australian fitness business owners — gym franchise owners, independent studio owners, boutique fitness — wanting home loans on business owner income.
- Independent gym owners with established membership bases
- Franchise gym owners (F45, Anytime Fitness, etc) with corporate support
- Boutique studio owners (yoga, pilates, CrossFit, boxing)
- South Asian gym owners serving diverse communities
The real challenge
Gym owner income faces typical small business lending challenges — equipment loans, membership cycle variability, fit-out depreciation. Major banks default to conservative assessments.
Specialist lenders treat fitness business owners similarly to other small business income with 2+ years' BAS.
How Mortgagefy helps
Mortgagefy works with lenders comfortable with gym owner income. We apply equipment depreciation add-backs where possible and identify lenders flexible with fitness business income patterns.
Free advice.
How it works — 4 simple steps
Free gym owner chat
20-minute call about your business, membership model, income and target home.
Compare lender options
We identify lenders comfortable with fitness business income.
Application package
We compile your tax returns, BAS, business statements and supporting documents.
Settle your home
Approval through to settlement with ongoing support.
Frequently asked questions
My gym has equipment loans. Does that hurt my home loan?
I own a franchise gym (F45, etc). Does franchise structure help?
My fit-out depreciation reduces taxable income significantly. Anything I can do?
How much can I borrow as a gym owner on $130K net?
I want to buy property to lease to my gym business. Possible?
Get a fitness gym owner home loan assessment
Free 20-minute call about your real options as a gym owner.
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