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Second Registered Mortgage

Pacific 8 is a leading choice for second mortgages in Australia. We are ready to help you secure additional funds by utilising the equity in your property.

WHAT ARE SECOND MORTGAGES?

Second mortgages are security instruments taking place behind a first mortgage and registered against a property’s title. They deliver a rapid injection of funds when the slow process of the banks just won’t cut it, leaving them popular in business loans to leverage equity that hasn’t been tapped yet. 

As many know, gaining approval for business loans from major banks can be challenging due to their stringent loan policies and extensive documentation requirements. With separate, private lenders, a 2nd mortgage can be more straightforward and easier to set up, all the while still offering competitive interest rates.

Enter the professional, AFS-licensed funder, providing:

  • Loan amounts between $300,000 and $25,000,000
  • Custom interest rates and financial solutions to support your venture
  • Loan terms from 3 months to 2 years.
  • Maximum Loan to Valuation Ratio (LVR) of 75% of the mortgaged property value

WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM WORKING WITH SECOND MORTGAGE LENDERS?

Various types of businesses utilise products offered by second mortgage lenders for different reasons, including:

  • Start-up businesses lacking sufficient income proof to demonstrate loan repayment capability.
  • Businesses that cannot verify income at the time of the loan application.
  • Businesses in urgent need of funds, especially when banks are unable to provide the required capital promptly.
  • Businesses that fail to meet the rigorous criteria set by banks, which might include issues like credit problems or bad debts.
Recent Funded second Registered Mortgage

Loan Amount:

$600,000

Security:

Newcastle Commercial Property

Valuation

$3,000,000

LVR:

68%

Term:

6mths

FIND OUT MORE ON OUR 2ND REGISTERED MORTGAGES AVAILABLE AT PACIFIC 8

Talk with our specialists at Pacific 8 to learn more about second mortgages, or submit an application form today.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

A second registered mortgage is a loan secured by property that ranks behind the first mortgage in repayment priority. In the event of default, the lender of the first mortgage is repaid first, with the second mortgage lender receiving what remains. It allows borrowers to unlock equity in their property without disturbing their existing first mortgage. 

Second mortgage loans are ideal for those needing quick access to funds for business ventures, renovations, or other financial needs.

A 2nd mortgage helps borrowers access the equity in their property to secure additional funding. It provides a financial lifeline without requiring you to refinance your first mortgage. Whether it’s for expanding a business, covering urgent expenses, or investing in property improvements, a second mortgage allows you to leverage your existing assets for greater financial flexibility.

Interest rates for second mortgages tend to be higher than those for first mortgages because they carry more risk for lenders. The exact rate depends on factors such as the loan amount, property value, and your financial profile. 

At Pacific 8, we offer competitive, tailored rates that align with your needs, ensuring you get the most value from your loan.

No, a second mortgage is not the same as refinancing. Refinancing involves replacing your existing first mortgage with a new loan, often to secure better terms or rates. A second mortgage, on the other hand, is an additional loan secured against your property’s equity, leaving your first mortgage untouched. This makes it a more flexible option for borrowers who don’t want to disrupt their current loan.

Taking out a second mortgage can impact your credit score in several ways. If managed responsibly, regular and timely payments can boost your credit over time. However, missed or late payments can harm your credit rating. It’s important to plan your repayments carefully and ensure you can meet the terms of your loan to maintain a positive credit profile.