Buying before you sell
Bridging finance lets you buy your Kellyville home before selling your current one. We work out the peak debt and the end loan before you sign.
Kellyville is a family suburb with bigger homes and bigger loans. At these price points, choosing the right lender can mean tens of thousands of dollars in borrowing power or interest. We compare 50+ lenders so you don't have to.
Houses here are among the Hills district's larger and pricier homes, so buyers often need large loans, and many are upgrading from a smaller home nearby. That makes loan size limits, how lenders assess your income and bridging finance more important than the headline rate.
Bridging finance lets you buy your Kellyville home before selling your current one. We work out the peak debt and the end loan before you sign.
Not every lender is comfortable with large loans or a high debt-to-income ratio. We find the ones whose policy fits your income and commitments.
The 5% Deposit Scheme cap is $1.5 million, so many houses here are above it. A family guarantee or a professional package with waived LMI can be the next best option.
Split your loan, add an offset or release equity for a renovation. We look at the whole structure, not just the rate.
Kellyville can be a stretch for first home buyers, but units and townhouses near the Metro are a common way in, and NSW stamp duty concessions apply up to $1 million. A family guarantee is a common way to buy here without a 20% deposit. See the first home guide →
It depends on your income, living costs, existing debts and the lender. Lenders also test your repayments at a rate about 3% above the actual rate. We run your numbers through several lenders' calculators to find the realistic maximum.
The lender lends against both properties for a set period, usually 6–12 months, while you sell. When the sale settles, the proceeds pay down the loan to the final amount.
Some lenders waive LMI for certain professions, such as doctors, lawyers and accountants, up to a set loan-to-value ratio. We check whether your occupation qualifies.
General information only, not credit or financial advice. Government scheme and duty figures are as at 1 July 2026; check current details with Revenue NSW and Housing Australia. Every lender has its own criteria and approval is never guaranteed.
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