Sell my property
Looking to sell and clear your mortgage, buy again to upgrade or downsize, or grow an investment portfolio? Find the home loan option to make your next move.
Benefits to selling first
Use portability to keep your loan and save
Portability, also known as a substitution of security, gives you the power of choice to keep your home loan.
When selling, instead of discharging your mortgage, you keep it. You then request a security swap, changing the property held as security against the loan from your old property to your new one.
NB: Speak to a home lending expert to see if portability is right for you.
Benefits to buying first
Things to consider before you buy
Access your home equity
Using your equity, you can apply to increase your home loan to renovate to sell, upgrade to a new property or have a deposit ready to make a purchase.
Relocation or bridging loans
Found a new property but haven’t sold your old one? A standalone relocation loan or one combined with a new home loan could bridge the gap for up to 12 months.
Renovation or relocation?
If you’re selling to relocate, use equity or a loan increase (top-up) for renovations, while if extending to stay, a building or construction loan could fit the bill.
Where are you on your property journey?
I’m still researching
From homeowners to property investors, find out what your property could be worth if you sold now, or decided to rent it out.
I’m ready to sell
Selling but not sure when you’ll buy? You could port your loan or compare our home loan options to find a loan to suit your future needs.
I’m ready to buy again
Know where and what you want to buy but taking that next step on the property ladder can be daunting. We'll guide you all the way.
I’m building a portfolio
You've bought and sold many times. Now you're looking to invest or build a property portfolio for ongoing rental income or future capital gains.
The Detail
Conditions, credit criteria, fees and charges apply. Based on Bank of Melbourne's credit criteria, residential lending is not available for Non-Australian resident borrowers. Interest rates subject to change. Before making a decision, it's best to read the terms and conditions.
Loan Accounts - Charges for specific services and accounts (PDF 360KB)
This information is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your objectives, needs and overall financial situation into account. For this reason, you should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.


