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19/14-18 Preston Street
Jamisontown, Sydney, NSW, 2750
Two Red Shoes is an award-winning mortgage brokerage based in Jamisontown (Penrith), Western Sydney (ACL 428614), founded by Rebecca Jarrett-Dalton. It covers home, first-home, investment and refinance lending across Sydney and nationally, with a strong client-education focus.
Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated July 2026.
Best for
Western Sydney and first-home or self-employed borrowers who want an education-focused, founder-led broker.
| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Broker Service | Free (lender-paid) | No fee to you — paid by the lender (ACL 428614). |
| Home & First-Home Loans | Free (lender-paid) | Owner-occupier and first-home lending, with grant guidance. |
| Investment & Refinance Loans |
| Investment structuring and refinance reviews. |
| Self-Employed & Complex Loans | Free (lender-paid) | Lending for self-employed and non-standard scenarios. |
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Award-winning Western Sydney brokerage with a strong client-education reputation and its own ACL (428614).
Experienced founder-led team comfortable with first-home and self-employed scenarios.
Based in Penrith/Western Sydney; in-person service suits that area, though it works remotely elsewhere.
A boutique practice, so capacity is smaller than a large brokerage.
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An award-winning Western Sydney boutique with its own ACL (428614) and a strong reputation for client education.
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