Finance Options
Finance designed
for Tiny Homes
Tiny Home Finance Options in New Zealand
Home Now Finance offers specialist finance for tiny homes, cabins and relocatable homes. We build the finance around the dwelling you’re buying, not the other way round.
A bank mortgage assumes a fairly standard transaction: fixed land, a permanent structure, one title, one straightforward security arrangement. Tiny homes open up something different. Some are relocatable. Some sit on someone else’s land. Some cost a fraction of a conventional house. That’s precisely the space Home Now Finance was built for, and we’ve made it our whole focus.

What Finance Is Actually Available?
The right option depends on the home, its price, whether it’s new or used, where it’s going, your deposit, and your own financial circumstances. Two people buying an identical tiny home can end up on completely different finance products, simply because one owns the land outright and the other doesn’t, or because one’s ready with a deposit and the other isn’t.
We offer three pathways, built to match exactly this kind of variation, and most applications sort themselves into one quickly once we know the basics.
Why choose HomeNow Finance?
Why This Isn’t Just a Mortgage With a Different Name
A standard residential mortgage is secured against real property. Tiny homes and relocatable dwellings often don’t sit inside that structure at all, so we use a different form of security and assessment. That’s what makes it possible if you’re:
- planning to put a home on family-owned land
- buying a relocatable dwelling that isn’t fixed to a title
- purchasing a pre-owned cabin
- not the landowner
- after a genuinely lower-cost route into owning a dwelling outright


What Goes Into an Assessment
Someone with a big deposit and a shorter credit history gets weighed up differently to someone with a smaller deposit and years of clean repayments, and both look different again from someone whose main question is really about the land, not the money.
The home itself. Dwelling type, supplier or seller, purchase price, age and condition where relevant, and where it’s going.
Your deposit. We’ll confirm what applies to your specific purchase.
Income and commitments. We check the proposed repayments sit comfortably alongside your existing costs, so the finance actually works for you.
Credit history. We look at how you’ve managed credit, alongside everything else in your application.
Land arrangement. If the home is going on land you don’t own, we’ll help you get the right documentation from the landowner sorted.
Start With the Home,
Not the Paperwork
You don’t need to understand every technical detail before you contact us. Know roughly what you want to buy and where it’s going, and we’ll tell you exactly what the application needs.
Plenty of people put off calling because they think they need to arrive with a full financial picture already sorted, exact figures, a spreadsheet, the works. You don’t. If you can answer “what home” and “where’s it going,” that’s genuinely enough to start a real conversation, and we’ll ask for the rest as we go.



