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Funding Solutions

Finance to Get Your Relocatable House On Site and Connected

When the bank won't lend until the house is fixed to the land

Your trust has consent, the house lined up, and the costs to get it on site and connected, to add an income-producing second dwelling to a property it already holds. Banks generally won't fund a relocatable house until it's fixed to the land, since until then, there's nothing for them to secure the loan against. Flexy lends against the equity already held in the property instead, so the project doesn't stall on the last, most important step.

Up to $150,000

Offers within 24 hours

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 How Flexy helps

We lend against the equity in the property you already hold as a company or trust, without disturbing the existing bank mortgage. Because a relocatable house isn't security a bank will lend against until it's fixed to the land, we fund the gap to get it there instead.

Your exit is usually the clearest part of the application: once Code Compliance is issued and the property is revalued, a refinance to the bank is often already lined up.

The Flexy team, a New Zealand non-bank lender based in Wānaka

Which Flexy loan is right for you?

Both loans release the equity in your property. The difference is how you repay. Pick the one that matches your cash flow and your exit.

Product

2-Year P&I Equity Release

Borrow up to $50,000 against your property equity and repay it steadily through regular principal and interest payments over up to 24 months. Your balance reduces with every repayment and your bank loan stays in place.

Eligibility criteria: You will need sufficient cash flow to support regular repayments to qualify.

Term: Up to 24 months

Repayments: Principal and interest

Principal: Repaid progressively

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Short-Term Equity Release

Borrow up to $150,000 against your property equity for 3 to 12 months, with interest-only repayments and the principal repaid as a lump sum at the end. Your bank loan stays in place, no refinancing required.

Eligibility criteria: You will need a suitable lump-sum repayment plan is required to qualify

Term: 3-12 months

Repayments: Interest only

Principal: Repaid at end of term

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Why it worked: The last piece to get a relocatable house connected

The situation

A client had consent approved to add an income-producing second dwelling to a title they already held, and a relocatable house lined up. Most of the project was self-funded, and what remained was the cost to get the house on site and connected, which the bank wouldn't lend against until then.

What we did

We funded $90,000 against the equity in the existing property to get the house on site and connected.

The outcome

Once Code Compliance was issued and the property revalued, the loan was refinanced to the bank, exactly as planned from the outset.

How Flexy lending works

01

Apply online in minutes

Provide your property address, the amount you need, the purpose of the funds and your repayment plan.

02

Fast assessment

Flexy reviews your available equity, LVR and ability to service the loan. Once we have a complete application, we aim to issue a loan offer within 24 hours.

03

Receive your funds

Accept the offer, complete the remaining requirements through your online portal, and Flexy arranges settlement. Caveat loans can fund within days. Repeat clients can be funded same day.

Related purposes

Read about the other purposes Flexy can fund, and find the right option for your situation. Flexy offers two pathways, depending on your exit strategy: a short-term loan with a lump-sum repayment, or a 2-year option you repay gradually as you go.

Finance to Finish Your Renovation Before You Sell

When the work's nearly done, and it's the last bit of funding standing in the way

Franchise Purchase Finance When the Bank Wants a Business Plan You Don't Have Yet

Buy the franchise, without waiting on the paperwork

Funding for a Commercial Fit-Out or Shop Refresh

When there's no asset for a lender to secure the loan against

Finance to Get Your Relocatable House On Site and Connected

When the bank won't lend until the house is fixed to the land

Funding to Start Your Business

When the business is new, but the way it's repaid doesn't have to be a guess

Finance to Respond to an IRD Statutory Demand

When there's a fixed legal deadline and liquidation is the alternative

Cover the Shortfall When Your New First Lender Won't Fund the Full Amount

A second facility, advanced alongside your new first mortgage, on settlement day

Bridging Finance for Your Deposit While Your Property Sells

Secure the deposit on your next purchase without waiting for your sale to settle

Finance to Complete Your Subdivision and Get Title

When resource consent is granted and it's the remaining costs standing between you and title

Business Equipment Finance When Your Bank Wants Trading History

Buy the truck, machine or fit-out now, not once you've proven it

Finance to Clear IRD Tax Arrears

When unpaid tax is the only thing standing between you and a bank approval

Instant estimate 

How much can I borrow?

See what your property equity could unlock. Enter a few details for a free, instant estimate, with no obligation and no effect on your existing bank mortgage. It takes about a minute.

Flexy is a direct lender, so you deal with the decision-makers directly. Your existing bank loan stays in place, no refinancing required. No tax returns or profit and loss statements to gather, and loan offers are issued within 24 hours of a complete application.

Frequently asked questions

Can a company or trust get funding for a relocatable house before it's fixed to the land?

Yes. Flexy lends against the equity a company or trust already holds in a property, so the relocatable house not yet being fixed to the land, and not yet being bank security, isn't a barrier the way it is with a bank.

Why won't the bank fund a relocatable house on its own?

Until the house is fixed to the land, it isn't something a bank can secure the loan against. Most banks require it to be in place first, which is exactly the gap this kind of funding covers.

How is this loan usually repaid?

Often through a refinance to the bank once Code Compliance is issued and the property is revalued, though it could also be repaid through rental or business income you receive. The specific repayment plan is confirmed as part of the application.

Does the bank need to know about this loan?

No, Flexy does not need to notify or seek the bank's permission to proceed. Some mortgages carry conditions on further borrowing against the same property, so it's worth checking the loan documents.

What happens if Code Compliance or the refinance is delayed?

Talk to us before the term ends, not after. If the timeline shifts, we'd rather work through the options early than after a payment's missed.
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Ready to find out where you stand?

Free, no-obligation estimate. Takes about a minute.

Flexy will respond quickly with a loan offer or the next steps.

Prefer to talk it through?

Call 021 294 8742 or email hello@flexy.co.nz

Lending is subject to approval. Loans are available to New Zealand companies and trusts for business or investment purposes only. Interest rates, fees and lending criteria may change without notice. Flexy Limited, FSP1006845. Terms and conditions apply.

New Zealand home with an existing bank mortgage, the kind of property Flexy lends behind

 Is this your situation?

  • Consent's already approved for an income-producing second dwelling, and you've got a relocatable house lined up 

  • You've largely self-funded the project, but need the remaining amount to get the house on site and connected 

  • The bank won't lend against the house until it's fixed to the land and has a valuation 

  • The plan is to refinance to the bank once Code Compliance and a new valuation are in place 

  • You'd rather not touch your existing bank mortgage to get there

 If any of these sound familiar, we can usually give you an answer within 24 hours.

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