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At Rovo Finance, we combine financial expertise with smart technology to make borrowing and investing more accessible than ever. We help Australians secure smart funding solutions, including property investment loans, to grow wealth with confidence.
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Explore our range of lending solutions, including property investment loans, tailored to support investors at every stage.
Whether you’re buying your first home, growing your investment portfolio, or simply wanting to get more from your current home loan or personal loan or any type of loan, we’re here to help. Below is an overview of the lending solutions we offer. Each one can be tailored to your needs—and if you’re not sure where to start, we’re only a phone call away.
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An owner occupier loan is designed for individuals or families purchasing a property they plan to live in. These loans typically offer lower interest rates and more flexible features compared to investment loans, making them ideal for first-time buyers,
Property Investment Loans
An investment loan is designed for individuals purchasing property to generate rental income or capital growth. Our property investment loans offer flexible structures, competitive interest rates, and tailored strategies to maximise cash flow and long-term returns.
Personal Loan
A personal loan gives you access to funds for a wide range of purposes—from consolidating debt to covering medical expenses or funding a renovation. These loans can be secured (backed by an asset) or unsecured, with repayment terms typically
Commercial Loans
A commercial loan is designed for businesses or investors looking to purchase, refinance, or develop commercial real estate. These loans differ from residential lending in structure, eligibility, and flexibility, often requiring a deeper understanding of business
Construction Loan
A construction loan is a short-term facility designed specifically for building or renovating property. Funds are released in instalments—known as progressive drawdowns—as each stage of construction is completed. You only pay interest on the amount drawn,
Refinancing
Refinancing replaces your current home loan with a new one—often with better rates, features, or terms. Whether you’re chasing lower repayments or accessing equity, refinancing is a strategic move to bring your finances in line with your goals.
Bridging Loans
Bridging loans are short-term loans designed to provide quick funding when there’s a gap between financial needs, like buying a new property before selling an old one. They’re typically used in property transactions and are repaid within a few months to a year.
SMSF Loans
SMSF loans are loans taken out by a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) to purchase property or other investments. These loans help SMSFs leverage their funds to invest, but must comply with strict regulations under Australian superannuation laws.
First Home Buyer
A first home buyer is an individual or couple purchasing their first residential property. These buyers may qualify for various government grants, concessions, or incentives aimed at making homeownership more accessible, especially for those entering the housing market.
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