Peak debt
Calculate the total exposure while both properties and related costs are being funded.
Bridging finance Melbourne
Assess the peak debt, expected sale position, interest treatment and exit strategy before using bridging finance.

How we help
Bridging finance may help when a purchase and sale do not line up, but affordability, timing and the expected sale proceeds need careful stress testing.
Calculate the total exposure while both properties and related costs are being funded.
Estimate the remaining loan after the existing property sells and sale costs are paid.
Compare how lenders handle repayments and capitalised interest during the bridging period.
Set realistic sale assumptions and understand what happens if timing or proceeds change.
Your pathway
Review both properties, debts, costs and proposed timing.
Model sale-price and timeframe scenarios.
Assess suitable bridging policies and repayment structures.
Manage approval, purchase, sale and loan transition.
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Common questions
Peak debt is the highest combined borrowing before the existing property sells. End debt is the estimated balance remaining after sale proceeds are applied.
Not always. Requirements vary, and some lenders may need an unconditional sale while others assess an acceptable sale strategy.
A delay may increase interest and place pressure on the agreed bridging term. The contingency and lender conditions should be understood before proceeding.
This information is general in nature and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Credit assistance is subject to assessment, lender criteria and approval. Government scheme and grant eligibility is determined by the relevant authority.