Buying an investment property
Interested in property investment? Here you’ll find useful information to help you research, buy and own investment properties.
The home buying process
Our Home Loan Check In
ANZ Home Loan Coaches can help you structure the loans on your investment properties to suit your individual circumstances.
The Home Loan Check In is free, there is no obligation, and it will only take about 15 minutes. Our coaches are happy to talk to you over the phone or in person, whatever suits you.
Using existing equity to purchase an investment property
Equity is the difference between a property’s value and the amount you owe on it. If you sold your property and repaid your home loan, your equity would be the amount you have left.
For example if you have a house worth $400,000 with a $100,000 home loan, you have $300,000 of equity in the property.
You may be able to use the equity in your existing home to buy an investment property.
Things to consider before investing in property
Unlike buying a house to live in, there are a number of tax implications when it comes to investing in property that you should consider as this could impact your investment strategy, or the types of properties you choose to invest in.
See the Inland Revenue Department website and search for ‘property’ for information about tax implications when investing in property. We recommend you seek independent advice from your accountant, tax advisor, or other advisor to help you determine how tax implications can affect your investment.
Calculators
Home buying toolkit
How to apply
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Help and support
Important information
ANZ lending criteria, terms, conditions, and fees apply. Interest rates and fees are subject to change.
This material is for information purposes only. We recommend seeking financial advice about your situation and goals before getting a financial product. To talk to one of our team at ANZ, please call 0800 269 296, or for more information about ANZ’s financial advice service or to view our financial advice provider disclosure statement see anz.co.nz/fapdisclosure