Frequently Asked Questions
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A mortgage broker is an independent finance professional who acts on your behalf to find, compare, and secure the most suitable loan from a wide panel of lenders (including major banks, second-tier lenders, and specialist financiers).
Unlike a bank, which can only offer its own products, a broker has access to a large range of lenders and hundreds of loan products, giving you genuine choice and competitive options.
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A broker works for you, and our legal obligation is to act in your best interest, under responsible lending laws. We work to recommend a loan that is suitable for your needs and financial situation, not simply what earns the highest commission.
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Our services are completely free to you. We are paid a commission by the lender once your loan settles. You receive expert advice, comparison across dozens of products, and full application management at no direct cost.
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AppCap Property is accredited with a panel of 60+ lenders, helping clients navigate both residential and commercial lending scenarios with confidence.
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Commonly required documents include proof of identity, recent payslips or tax returns, bank statements, an asset and liability summary, and details of the property being purchased.
For commercial loans, business financials, lease documents, and a business overview are also typically required. We provide you with a clear checklist tailored to your situation.
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Yes. Portfolio structuring is a key part of what we do. We consider cross-collateralisation risks, equity release, serviceability across lenders, and tax-effective structuring to ensure your portfolio is positioned for long-term growth.
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Absolutely. We conduct regular loan health checks to ensure your rate and structure remain competitive. As your circumstances change we're available to review and adapt your finance accordingly.