Get Approved for a Low Doc Home Loan — Even If Your Bank Said No
Self-employed? Irregular income? We match you with lenders who understand how ABN holders actually earn. Free assessment, no obligation.
What type of loan are you looking for?
Select the option that best fits your situation.
How do you earn your income?
This helps us find the right lender category.
What’s your loan amount?
Approximate figures are fine.
How long have you been self-employed?
Lenders have different ABN requirements.
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Atish will personally review your situation and call you back within 2 hours.
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Atish will review your situation and call you back within 2 business hours.
📞 Call now: 1300 432 961📄Low Doc Options
- BAS statements (3–6 months)
- Accountant’s letter
- Business bank statements
- ABN 24 months minimum
- Alt doc — mix of evidence
🏦What We Access
- Wide panel of lenders including non-banks
- LVR up to 80% low doc
- LVR up to 90% with LMI
- Construction & land loans
- Commercial property finance
⚡Fast Process
- Pre-approval in 24–48 hours
- No tax return required
- We handle lender negotiations
- Progress updates throughout
- Settlement coordination
💸No Cost to You
- Broker fee paid by the lender
- No obligation to proceed
- Free rate comparison
- Free credit strategy session
- Ongoing support post-settlement
Who We Help
What Our Clients Say
“I’d been knocked back twice before finding Outlook Finance. Atish got my low doc loan approved in two weeks using just my BAS statements. Couldn’t believe it.”
“As a sole trader I thought buying a home was years away. Atish showed me exactly what I needed and we settled in 6 weeks. The whole process was so straightforward.”
“We run a small restaurant and our financials are complicated. Outlook Finance found a lender who actually understood our situation. Very professional.”
“Refinanced my investment property using BAS statements only. Saved $640/month. The whole team at Outlook Finance was responsive and clear throughout.”