Who this guide is for
Australian private tutors on ABN — academic, music, language, sports tutors — wanting home loans that recognise tutoring freelance income.
- Academic tutors specialising in HSC, primary or university subjects
- Music tutors (piano, violin, guitar, voice) with private studios
- Language tutors (Bengali, Urdu, Hindi, Tamil, Arabic etc) serving multicultural Sydney
- South Asian tutors with established student bases
The real challenge
Tutor income is project-based and term-based — peaks in school terms and HSC season, quieter in holidays. Major banks struggle with this pattern.
Specialist lenders use annual BAS and tax returns to smooth term-based variation.
How Mortgagefy helps
Mortgagefy works with lenders comfortable with tutor income. We document trading consistency and identify lenders flexible with tutoring ABN structures.
Free advice.
How it works — 4 simple steps
Free tutor chat
20-minute call about your tutoring structure, students, BAS history.
Compare lender options
We identify lenders that work for tutor freelance 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
I tutor part-time alongside my day job. Will banks count both?
My tutoring income is term-based. Does that hurt my application?
I tutor in cash sometimes. Does that count as income?
How much can I borrow as a full-time tutor on $70K?
I'm a Bangladeshi/Indian language tutor. Any cultural lender support?
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