Mortgage broker · Brisbane

Hunter Galloway

Free for borrowers (lender pays commission)

MFAA-member mortgage brokerage in Brisbane CBD, Brisbane. Specialises in first-home buyer, investor, refinance.

Is Hunter Galloway a good mortgage broker?

Hunter Galloway is an established mortgage broker provider based in Brisbane, Australia. MFAA-member mortgage brokerage in Brisbane CBD, Brisbane. Specialises in first-home buyer, investor, refinance. Pricing is free for borrowers (lender pays commission).

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Key takeaways

  • Hunter Galloway is profiled in our independent mortgage broker directory.
  • Primary location: Brisbane, Australia. Pricing: Free for borrowers (lender pays commission).
  • Best for: MFAA member.
  • Website available for direct booking.
  • Compare with alternatives in our 2026 national ranking.

What Hunter Galloway offers

MFAA member
30+ lender panel
No broker fee (commission only)
11+ years operating
Lead broker: Joshua Vecchio
Brisbane CBD based

Common questions

Hunter Galloway FAQs

Is Hunter Galloway reputable?

Hunter Galloway is profiled in our independent directory based on public records and the provider's own published information. We do not yet aggregate review data for this category.

How much does Hunter Galloway charge?

Hunter Galloway's pricing falls in the "Free for borrowers (lender pays commission)" range. Exact quotes depend on the specific service and scope — request a free written quote to compare before committing.

Where is Hunter Galloway based?

Hunter Galloway is primarily based in Brisbane, Australia, and serves clients across Brisbane and surrounding areas. Check with the provider directly for specific service-area coverage.

What are the alternatives to Hunter Galloway?

Our independent ranking of the top mortgage broker in Australia includes Catalyst Advisers, Shore Financial, Mortgage Channel. Each has different strengths — see our comparison for a side-by-side breakdown.

How does a mortgage broker get paid?

Mortgage brokers are paid by the lender, not by you. Standard commission: 0.65% of the loan amount upfront plus 0.15% trail commission per year. For a $600,000 loan, the broker receives ~$3,900 upfront and $900/year ongoing. Under Best Interests Duty laws (introduced 2021), brokers are legally required to recommend the loan that's in YOUR best interest, not the one paying highest commission. They must disclose all commissions in writing before you proceed.

Are mortgage brokers really free?

Yes — for the borrower in 99% of cases. Some specialist brokers charge fees for very complex deals (commercial, foreign income, bridging finance) — typically $1,500-$5,000, disclosed upfront. The lender pays the broker commission whether you go direct or via broker, so the cost to you is the same. Brokers often negotiate better rates than walk-in customers due to their volume relationships with lenders. There's no downside to using a broker for a standard residential mortgage.

How long does mortgage broker pre-approval take?

Initial broker assessment: 30-60 minutes (usually free). Lender pre-approval: 2-7 business days for most lenders, 1-2 days for some online lenders. Pre-approvals last 60-90 days. Full unconditional approval after you find a property: 2-4 weeks including valuation. The whole process from first broker meeting to settlement: typically 6-12 weeks for a residential purchase. Broker can fast-track urgent applications — let them know if you're in a competitive auction situation.

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