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Congratulations on taking the first steps to buying a home! Getting on the property ladder can be an intimidating experience, but with the right help by your side, the whole process can be smooth sailing.
Chat with one of our trusted financial advisers today to assess your personal requirements and get the best financial advice
Getting on the property ladder as a first-time buyer can be an intimidating process.
You need to establish your borrowing capacity, save for a deposit, research and get pre-approved for a home loan, find your dream home, make an offer, finalise the loan, and then settle and deal with closing costs.
Going through this convoluted process on your own is inadvisable. Instead, trust our dedicated professionals to help and provide expert insights to inform your decision-making at every stage.
Our team is committed to supporting first-home buyers, whatever your specific needs.
We’re there for you for whatever you need as partners on your home-buying journey. Our job is to listen to you, and we’re all ears to hear your requirements when it comes to purchasing your first home.
This personalised service has earned us a reputation as a fantastic service provider, twice recognised by the Australian brokerage awards.
For first-home buyers, especially, this kind of regular contact is vital during what can be a long, complicated, drawn-out process. It’s beneficial to have a committed Absolut team member fighting your corner and demystifying things as you go.
Since 2016, we’ve had our finger on the pulse of the home loan and property markets, identifying the best home loan providers suited for first-time buyers. We’ve applied our considerable industry knowledge to help thousands of first-time buyers move into their new homes – it’s what our talented buyer’s agents and brokers come to work for.
Let us leverage our extensive industry experience to help you navigate the complex process and get a rung on that property ladder!
Whatever you need, one of our team can guide you through the long process of finding a property and getting a home loan.
Why should first-home buyers trust us?
The amount of deposit you need to save for your first home in Australia can vary, but typically you will need to save at least 5%, often closer to 20% of the purchase price. The more you can save, the better, because this can help you secure a better interest rate on your home loan.
Several government incentives are available for first-home buyers in Australia, including the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG), the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme (FHLDS), and the HomeBuilder scheme. These incentives can help you save money on your deposits, reduce your mortgage payments, or get you financial assistance to buy a new home. One of our team can help explain exactly what these schemes entail for you and how to apply for them..
To apply for a first-home buyer loan in Australia, you’ll need to provide details of your income, savings, expenses, and debts. You must also provide proof of identity, such as a passport or driver’s licence, and complete a loan application form. You’ll submit all this information to a lender. At Absolut, we take the time to help you gather all this information as part of the home loan application process.
Besides the actual purchase price of the property, which you’ll pay for through a deposit and your home loan, you’ll also incur costs like stamp duty, legal fees, inspection fees, and ongoing charges such as council rates and insurance. We’ll talk you through these costs to ensure you consider them as part of your budget.
Buying an investment property as your first home in Australia is possible, but this may not be the best option for everyone. Investment properties are typically more expensive than owner-occupied properties, and you will need to meet stricter lending criteria. To explore your options, contact one of our trusted experts today.