Who this guide is for
Australians wanting to buy property with a friend (not partner) — pooling deposits and incomes for affordability or investment.
- Two single friends pooling for first home affordability
- Friends investing together in shared property
- Co-living arrangement buyers
- South Asian friends from same community pooling resources
The local picture
Friend co-purchases are unusual for major banks. Joint and several liability on the loan creates risk if one friend's circumstances change. Without proper deed, exits get messy.
How Mortgagefy helps locally
Mortgagefy works with friend co-purchases. We identify lenders comfortable with non-couple joint applications and refer to family lawyers for proper co-ownership deed.
Free advice.
How it works — 4 simple steps
Free chat with both friends
20-minute call with both parties about the structure.
Compare lender options
We identify lenders comfortable with friend co-purchases.
Application + co-ownership deed
We coordinate the loan and refer to family lawyers for the deed.
Move in together
Both friends move in with structure in place.
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