CCS Lending Pyrmont provides specialist SMSF property finance solutions for clients purchasing and refinancing property across Australia. We assist with off-the-plan purchases, established dwellings, NRAS investments, NDIS accommodation, leasehold properties and heritage-listed properties.
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Specialist SMSF finance solutions for investment properties, commercial premises, refinancing, leasehold properties and heritage-listed assets.
SMSF lending allows a self-managed super fund to borrow money to purchase eligible investment property, subject to strict superannuation, legal and lender requirements.
Yes, your SMSF may be able to purchase residential or commercial investment property, provided the transaction complies with SMSF rules and the fund’s investment strategy.
Yes. CCS Lending assists with SMSF property purchases, commercial premises, refinancing, leasehold properties and heritage-listed assets by helping you assess lender options, borrowing capacity and loan structure.
Some lenders may consider leasehold or heritage-listed properties, but these are more specialised transactions. Lender appetite, valuation treatment, remaining lease term, property condition and exit strategy will usually be important.
Yes. Many business owners use their SMSF to purchase commercial premises, including the property their business operates from, subject to correct structuring and compliance requirements.
Some non-bank lenders may offer SMSF lending up to 90% LVR, subject to lender policy and eligibility criteria. However, SMSF loans generally require a larger deposit than standard home loans. The required deposit will depend on the lender, property type, SMSF balance, rental income, member contributions and overall servicing position.
Yes, refinancing may be available depending on the SMSF structure, current loan terms, property type, valuation and lender policy.
Yes. SMSF lending involves legal, tax, superannuation and lending considerations. You should seek advice from your accountant, financial adviser and solicitor before proceeding.
Specialist lending solutions for NDIS-related accommodation, disability housing and purpose-built property projects.
NDIS property finance refers to lending solutions for properties used for disability accommodation, including specialist disability accommodation, supported living arrangements and purpose-built housing projects.
Yes. CCS Lending assists investors, developers and property owners with NDIS-related property finance, including purchases, refinances and purpose-built accommodation projects. We help assess lender appetite, structure the application and present the transaction clearly.
Yes, finance may be available depending on the property type, borrower profile, lease structure, rental income, valuation, location and lender appetite. NDIS-related properties often require a more specialised lending approach than standard investment properties.
Yes, some lenders may consider development or construction finance for NDIS-related accommodation projects. The strength of the borrower, project feasibility, end value, lease strategy, exit plan and operator involvement will usually be key assessment points.
Not always. While some transactions may be assessed similarly to standard investment loans, many NDIS-related properties involve specialised income, lease arrangements, provider agreements or valuation considerations. This means lender selection and application presentation are very important.
Some lenders may consider NDIS-related rental income, but the treatment can vary significantly. Lenders may review the lease, income source, provider arrangement, property suitability and whether the income is considered reliable and sustainable.
Not all lenders are comfortable with specialised disability accommodation or NDIS-related income. Choosing the right lender can make a significant difference to loan structure, borrowing capacity, valuation outcome and approval prospects.
Tailored NRAS investment property finance for purchase, refinance and portfolio growth, helping investors structure lending around specialised rental arrangements and lender policy.
NRAS property finance refers to lending solutions for investors purchasing or refinancing properties approved under the National Rental Affordability Scheme.
Yes. Some lenders will consider NRAS properties, although lending appetite can vary depending on the property, lease arrangement, location, rental income and borrower profile.
They can be more complex than standard investment properties because lenders may assess the rental arrangement, NRAS incentive, lease structure and resale market differently.
Yes. Refinancing may be available for eligible NRAS properties, depending on equity, rental income, loan conduct, property type and lender policy.
Some lenders may consider part or all of the NRAS incentive, while others may exclude it. This depends on lender policy and supporting documentation.
In some cases, SMSFs may be able to purchase NRAS properties, subject to SMSF lending rules, lender policy, trust structure and compliance requirements.
The required deposit depends on the lender, property location, valuation, rental income, borrower strength and whether the property is considered standard or specialised security.
NRAS lending is policy-sensitive. A specialist broker can help identify lenders with appetite for NRAS properties and structure the application correctly from the start.



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