Trelos Finance Strengthens Position as Key Mortgage Broker for Tradies Following Strong 2024 Growth

Sydney, NSW - May 9, 2025 - Trelos Finance, a specialist mortgage brokerage based in Sydney, continues to solidify its position as a trusted partner for Australian tradies following a year of significant growth in 2024. It has reported a 40% year-on-year increase in tradie-led inquiries in the past year, with one in four clients identifying as a self-employed business owner or tradesperson. The firm's expertise in navigating irregular income structures and simplifying the lending process for tradies has been central to this growth.

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As access to traditional lending becomes increasingly challenging for workers with irregular income, Trelos Finance has developed a proven methodology for securing home loan approvals with as little as a 5% deposit. The firm specialises in presenting complex financial profiles, including ABN-based income, BAS statements, and multiple income streams, in a way that aligns with lender requirements, helping tradies access competitive home loan products despite fluctuating earnings.

Founder and lead broker, Nick Lissikatos, who brings over a decade of industry experience, emphasised the importance of understanding self-employed clients' financials beyond surface-level documentation.

"Self-employed Australians, particularly those working in trades, are too often overlooked by mainstream lenders," said Nick. "We cut through the nonsense and focus on real outcomes, offering lending solutions that reflect the realities of self-employed income."

Throughout 2024, Trelos Finance assisted clients across a range of trades, including plumbing, electrical, carpentry, bricklaying, and tiling, in purchasing their first homes, upgrading family residences, and refinancing existing loans. On average, tradie clients who worked with Trelos Finance saved between $250 to $500 per month by switching to more suitable lending products. This has positioned the firm strongly for 2025, as more self-employed Australians explore refinancing options in response to shifting interest rate environments.

Building on its milestones, Trelos Finance plans to deepen its engagement with Australia's growing base of self-employed workers. The company is committed to nurturing long-term client relationships and delivering straightforward solutions and practical outcomes for Australians seeking greater financial independence.

"As the self-employed sector grows, our commitment remains the same: simplifying the lending process and helping more Australians achieve their property goals," added Nick.

For more information about Trelos Finance and to schedule an appointment, please visit https://trelosfinance.com.au/.

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