Who this guide is for
Australian investors entering joint venture property arrangements — typically two parties pooling capital for development, multi-property purchase, or larger investment.
- Two investors combining for property development
- Active investor + passive money partner arrangement
- Sibling JVs for family property portfolio
- Indian and Pakistani investors using JV for larger deals
The local picture
Joint venture lending is more complex than standard investment. Lender approach varies. JV agreements need careful structure. Exit mechanisms matter. Most general brokers don't handle JV scenarios.
How Mortgagefy helps locally
Mortgagefy works with JV property investors. We identify lenders comfortable with JV structures and refer to lawyers for proper JV agreements.
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How it works — 4 simple steps
Free JV chat
20-minute call with both JV partners about the project.
Compare lender options
We identify lenders comfortable with JV structures.
Application + JV agreement
We coordinate the loan and refer to lawyers for JV agreement.
Settle the JV property
JV partners acquire the property.
Frequently asked questions
How is a property JV structured?
Can two investors with different deposits do a JV?
What happens if one JV partner wants to exit?
Can my JV use halal finance?
Tax implications of property JV?
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