Get an indicative buying budget and an illustrative growth picture in under a minute. Adjust the numbers, then reveal your results.
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This is an assumption you set, not a CapitalVue forecast. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and property values can fall as well as rise.
We estimate usable equity at 80% of value less current loans, shade rental income to 80%, and assess your existing loan at the buffered rate. Indicative only — a lender will assess your portfolio in detail.
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This free borrowing power calculator gives Australian home buyers and property investors an indicative estimate of how much they could borrow, their likely purchase budget, and monthly repayments, plus an illustrative view of how the property could grow over time. Enter your income, deposit and expenses to see your buying power in about a minute. If you already own property, you can add your equity and rental income to estimate your next-purchase capacity. CapitalVue is a licensed Australian buyers agency operating across Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia.
Your borrowing power depends mainly on your income, living expenses, existing debts and the interest rate. This calculator gives an indicative estimate using a 3% serviceability buffer, the way lenders stress-test repayments. A lender will assess your full circumstances and may lend more or less.
Your estimated purchase budget is your indicative loan plus your available deposit or usable equity, before buying costs such as stamp duty and legal fees, which typically come out of your deposit.
Yes. Tick "I already own property" to estimate your usable equity (roughly 80% of the property's value less your current loans) and factor in rental income, so you can see your indicative next-purchase capacity.
No. It is an indicative estimate only and not credit assistance or personal financial advice. Speak to a licensed mortgage broker or lender for a borrowing assessment, and obtain independent advice before making an investment decision.