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Best mortgage brokers in Brisbane

Renovating in Brisbane usually means talking to a lender before you talk to a builder — whether you're releasing equity, refinancing to fund the works, or arranging a construction loan for a raise-and-build-under. These are the Brisbane mortgage brokers we rate for renovators, led by our featured partner.

RenoGuide featured partner

LINK Advance

Fortitude Valley, Brisbane · 200+ 5-star Google reviews · 40+ lenders

Our featured Brisbane partner. LINK Advance are renovation-and-construction specialists: they arrange construction loans, equity releases and refinances across a panel of 40+ lenders, and you deal with one broker from the first coffee through to settlement and beyond. Strong with first-home buyers, upgraders, medical professionals and investors — and genuinely good at structuring finance around a build or major reno.

  • Construction loans
  • Equity release for renovations
  • Refinancing
  • First-home buyers
  • Investment & SMSF lending
Talk to LINK Advance →

Other well-regarded Brisbane brokers

Also worth a conversation. We don’t link out to these — they’re here for context, listed in no particular order.

  1. Blackk Mortgage BrokersBrisbane CBD

    Established 2007

    A long-standing Brisbane brokerage trusted since 2007, with a strong first-home-buyer and refinancing practice and a high loan-approval rate.

  2. North Brisbane Home LoansAspley

    Established 2002

    One of the longer-established northside brokerages, with a large, experienced team and a local, community-first reputation.

  3. SkyBridge FinanceBrisbane CBD

    A CBD-based broking and financial-advisory firm covering home loans alongside broader financial advice — handy for clients who want lending and planning under one roof.

  4. FINANCDBrisbane

    Specialises in lending for professionals — doctors, medical and legal practitioners — partnering with 60+ lenders on tailored, often higher-LVR, solutions.

Financing a renovation

Most renovators fund the work one of three ways: releasing equity in your current home, refinancing to a better rate to free up cash flow, or a construction loan that draws down in stages as the build progresses. A good broker will tell you which fits your situation — and how much you can borrow before you commit to a scope.

Work out the numbers first with our renovation cost calculator, then when you’re ready to build, find a tradie or check their licence free.

RenoGuide’s featured partner is a commercial partner; other brokers are unpaid editorial context. This is general information, not personal credit advice — a licensed broker will assess your circumstances.