We arrange investment loans for clients across Australia and there are numerous ways you can possibly achieve this that often have important tax and accounting implications. Like any ledner, bank or broker we are unable to advise on a specific structure but we can help suggest what may be suitable from a lending perspective which can then be checked against any advice received from you licensed tax accountant.
Common structures may be to purchase an investment in apersonal name, jointly with a another person, as tenants in common, within a company name, a trust (discretionary, unit or less often hybrid trust) or even within an SMSF (Self Managed Superannuation Fund). There are many pros and cons that will significantly determine which lenders on our panel of over 30 who will  be suitable for your investment loan structure.