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Remember that classic TV ad: ‘nine out of 10 dentists recommend using [toothpaste brand]?’ Well, it turns out we’ve earned a similar level of trust when it comes to helping first home buyers sink their teeth into the property market. Check out our latest blog below to read why 👇
Read articleIf you’d like to buy your first home with just a 5% deposit and pay no LMI, then you better act quick. Spots in the latest round of the hugely popular scheme are officially up for grabs! Find out more below 👇
Read articleFirst home buyers can now purchase more expensive properties under the federal government’s 5% deposit, no LMI scheme. But you’ll want to act soon, as places fill up fast! Find out more below 👇
Read articleTens of thousands of HomeBuilder applicants around the nation can breathe a sigh of relief after the federal government extended the construction commencement requirement from six months to 18 months.
Read articleThe first home buyer market had a bumper year in 2020 due to modest declines in property prices, reduced investor activity, and a range of government incentives. But with those advantages tailing off, how will first home buyers compete in 2021?
Read articleGreat news just in for first home buyers: the Australian government will reissue 1800 First Home Loan Deposit Scheme (FHLDS) spots from the 2019-20 financial year. Here’s how to jag yourself a spot
Read articleWhile you were kicking your feet up over the festive season, did you flick open your phone and scroll through real estate listings in your dream location? If so, you might’ve noticed there were fewer properties for sale than usual. Here’s why. Don’t worry, ‘the one’ might be just around the corner
Read articleIt’s federal budget week, and this year’s big winners in the world of property and finance are first home buyers, with a fresh extension to the First Home Loan Deposit scheme just announced.
Read articleThought you needed $100,000+ to get into the property market? Think again. How to enter the property market with a $15,000 to $30,000 deposit
Read articleWhat would you spend the extra $25,000 on for your home?
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