Your bank may not move you to a better rate automatically
A loan review can help you check your current rate, repayments, remaining loan term, loan structure, property value, rental income, fixed-rate expiry date, fees and future investment goals.
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Zebra finance pathway Whether your rate has crept up, your fixed term is ending, or you want to use equity more deliberately, Zebra and MoneyCloud can help you review the numbers before pressure builds.
No pressure. No obligation. Checking your options won't affect your credit score.
What we offer
A loan review can help you check your current rate, repayments, remaining loan term, loan structure, property value, rental income, fixed-rate expiry date, fees and future investment goals.
A good refinance should help you hold the property more comfortably, improve your financial position and support your broader investment strategy.
Even if you do not refinance immediately, a review can show whether your current loan is still working for you before cash flow, fixed-rate expiry, or investment plans force a rushed decision.
A streamlined process designed specifically for landlords looking to optimise their investment portfolio.
Your lender may not automatically move you to a sharper rate, even when better options exist elsewhere.
A review before expiry gives you time to compare options instead of accepting a rushed rollover rate.
Repayments, rent, fees and expenses can shift. A loan review helps you see whether the structure still fits.
If property value has moved, usable equity may support renovations, repairs, debt restructure or another purchase.
The Process
Start with the property, loan and goal details MoneyCloud needs to understand your current position.
A broker checks your current rate, repayments, loan structure, equity position and lender options.
You can see whether to refinance, restructure, prepare for expiry, access equity or stay with clarity.
MoneyCloud can keep watching the market so future rate changes or opportunities are easier to catch.
Why Zebra and MoneyCloud
We've partnered with MoneyCloud because they share our commitment to clarity and service. This isn't a referral program, they're a partner who look after their clients the way we do ours.
Go from 'just looking' to application-ready in under an hour. No paperwork, no back-and-forth.
At the right time, you'll have your own qualified mortgage broker and team supporting you the whole way.
MoneyCloud watches the market for you. If a better rate appears, you'll know about it automatically.
Like us, MoneyCloud is independently owned. They compare the whole market, not just the big banks.
Common questions
Refinancing can help reduce repayments, access equity, restructure debt, improve cash flow, consolidate loans, fund renovations or prepare for another investment purchase. The goal is to make sure the loan still suits the property, the landlord's financial position and their long-term investment strategy.
Start with a full loan review. Check your current rate, repayments, remaining loan term, loan structure, property value, rental income, fixed-rate expiry date, fees and future investment goals.
Yes, rental income is usually included when lenders assess your application, although they may not use 100% of it. Lenders also consider your personal income, expenses, existing debts, loan repayments, credit history and overall borrowing capacity.
A useful time to review is when your fixed rate is ending, your interest rate has become uncompetitive, your property value has increased, your rent has changed, your cash flow is under pressure, or you are planning to buy, renovate or sell.
Possibly. If your property has increased in value and your loan balance has reduced, you may be able to access equity for another property purchase, renovations, repairs, deposits, business investment or debt restructuring.
Yes, if you have enough equity and borrowing capacity. Many landlords refinance to fund repairs, upgrades, extensions or improvements that may increase rent, improve tenant appeal or lift long-term property value.
Ready when you are
No pressure. No obligation. Checking your options won't affect your credit score.