Brisbane office Lobby 1, Level 2, Gasworks Plaza, 76 Skyring Terrace, Newstead QLD 4006
Phone (07) 3085 6627
29+ Years advising Australians
6,000+ Clients across the country
$2.5B Funds under advice
6 Offices nationally
— Mortgage Broking in Brisbane
A broker who sees the whole picture — all online.
A home loan never sits on its own — it's tied to your tax position, your investment plan and your long-term goals. Most brokers only see the loan. Because AGS combines mortgage broking with financial planning and accounting under one roof, your lending is structured to work with the rest of your finances.
For Brisbane clients the whole process runs remotely — phone, email, video and secure online document upload — and is coordinated with the planning team at our Newstead office. We compare loans across a large panel of banks and lenders, manage the paperwork and lender negotiation, and stay with you from pre-approval to settlement.
For investors and the self-employed in particular, a broker who can also talk to your accountant — on the same team — is a real edge.
— What we do
How we help buyers, investors & refinancers
First home buyers
Borrowing power, deposit strategy and access to Queensland grants, stamp duty concessions and the Home Guarantee Scheme.
Learn more →Refinancing
Reviewing your current loan for a sharper rate, debt consolidation or equity release — and managing the switch.
Learn more →Investment property loans
Interest-only vs P&I, offset and equity structures, and lender appetite for Brisbane investment suburbs.
Learn more →Construction & renovation
Progress-draw construction loans and renovation finance, coordinated with your builder's timeline.
Learn more →Self-employed lending
Lenders who take a sensible view of business income, BAS and add-backs — presented by our accounting team.
Learn more →Pre-approval
A realistic, lender-checked borrowing position before you bid or buy, so you negotiate with confidence.
Learn more →— Local knowledge
Brisbane lending, handled remotely.
Brisbane has been one of the country's most active property markets, with strong interstate migration and notable price variation between the inner suburbs, the bayside and the growth corridors. Lender appetite, valuations and serviceability shift by postcode — and none of it requires an in-person broker to navigate.
We arrange finance for Brisbane buyers and investors entirely online, from first home buyers in the outer suburbs to upgraders and investors across the inner north and west — with the option to meet our advisers at our Newstead office whenever it suits.
Book a free initial discussion— Also in Brisbane
One team, every service.
— Questions answered
Mortgage Broking in Brisbane
— your questions.
Can't find what you need? Call us on (07) 3085 6627.
How does the mortgage broking process work for Brisbane clients?
Entirely remotely, and it's designed to be easy. AGS's broking team works with Brisbane clients by phone, email, video and secure online document upload — from your first chat through to settlement. Your finance is also coordinated with the planning team at our Newstead office, so the loan fits your broader plan.
What does a mortgage broker cost?
Usually nothing. Brokers are paid a commission by the lender once your loan settles, so our service is generally free to you. We're required by law to act in your best interests, and we'll always tell you upfront if any fee could apply to your circumstances.
Can you help first home buyers in Queensland?
Yes. We help Brisbane first home buyers structure finance around the Queensland First Home Owner Grant, stamp duty concessions and the federal Home Guarantee Scheme where eligible — all handled remotely. We'll work out your real borrowing power and deposit position before you start looking.
I run my own business — can you still get me a loan?
Yes. Self-employed lending is one of the main reasons people use a broker. We know which lenders take a sensible view of business income, BAS and add-backs, and because AGS has its own accounting team, we can present your financials exactly the way lenders need them.