
Next Home Buyer Loans for Healthcare Professionals
At Healthcare Home Loans, we help healthcare professionals take the next step in their property journey with tailored lending solutions and expert guidance. Whether you’re upsizing for your growing family, relocating for work, or ready to downsize, we make the process simple, smart, and stress-free.
Next Home Buyer Benefits

Lower Deposits
Get into your new home sooner with as little as a 10% deposit.

Waived LMI (lenders Mortgage Insurance)
Waived Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) up to 95% LVR.

Premium Free Service &
Fast Tack Approvals
From initial consultation to settlement we handle the entire process for you, 100% for free.
How we help Next Home Buyers

Expert Guidance
Understand your options with bridging loans, using equity, and structuring repayments effectively.

Bridging Loan Support
We help you manage the transition between homes, even if you're buying before selling.

Pre-Approval Support
Get clarity on your borrowing capacity so you can plan with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a bridging loan work?
A bridging loan is a short-term loan that covers the gap between buying a new home and selling your current one. The lender looks at your total debt and reduces it once your existing home sells. Rates can be higher, so timing is important.
Can I use the equity in my current home for the next purchase?
Yes, many buyers use equity in their current home as a deposit. Lenders typically allow borrowing up to 80% of the property’s value (more with LMI), which is handy if your home has increased in value.
Do healthcare professionals get special home loan benefits?
Yes! Many lenders offer healthcare workers lower deposits, waived LMI, higher borrowing power, and specialist loans, and we connect you to them.
Will my overtime and shift allowances count toward my borrowing power?
Yes, many lenders recognise healthcare income streams like overtime, shift penalties, and salary packaging. A broker who understands your pay structure can often increase your borrowing capacity.
Fixed, Variable or Split Home Loan?
