JP Mortgages
Renovators

Renovate the
Home You Already Love.

Whether it's a cosmetic refresh or a full structural reno, we'll structure your finance to fund the project without overstretching.

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Funding Options

More Than One Way
to Fund a Reno

There's no single best loan for renovating. We pick the right structure based on the size of your project and your equity position.

  • Equity Release / Top-Up

    Tap equity from your existing home loan to fund a smaller reno. Often the cheapest and simplest option.

  • Construction Loan

    Larger structural renos may need a construction loan with progress payments to your builder. We handle every drawdown.

  • Refinance Plus Cash-Out

    Re-evaluate your home loan and pull out additional funds for the project. Sometimes you can drop your rate at the same time.

  • Smaller Project Lending

    For cosmetic renos under $50K, we can recommend short-term options that don't require revaluing your property.

The Process

How We Help Renovators

From dreaming to drawing down, here's how it works.

  1. Step 1

    Tell Us About the Project

    Cosmetic, structural, extension? We'll talk through scope and budget, and tell you what's realistic.

    30 minute chat
  2. Step 2

    Equity & Borrowing Check

    We check how much equity you can access and what your serviceable borrowing capacity looks like with the new debt added.

    Same day
  3. Step 3

    Loan Structure Choice

    Equity release, construction loan, or refinance with cash-out, we lay out the options and you choose.

    We walk you through it
  4. Step 4

    Approval & Drawdown

    We lodge, get approval, and coordinate drawdowns to suit your project, whether one lump sum or staged.

    3–5 weeks
  5. Step 5

    Post-Reno Review

    Once the renovation is complete, we revalue and check whether you can drop your rate or restructure.

    After completion
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready When You Are

Got a Project in Mind?

Book a free chat. We'll show you what your home can fund, and how to structure it cleanly.