Deposit & budget
Work out a realistic deposit, borrowing range, and what purchase price feels comfortable.
Buying your first property can feel overwhelming. We help first home buyers understand borrowing capacity, grants, documentation, and the path from pre-approval to settlement.
Interactive steps with practical guidance at each stage — no jargon, no pressure.
Work out a realistic deposit, borrowing range, and what purchase price feels comfortable.
Get clear on your borrowing capacity before you make an offer, so you can shop with confidence.
Understand first home owner grants, stamp duty concessions, and scheme eligibility in plain English.
From application through lender conditions and settlement, we keep each step clear and moving.
Use these tools and guides to plan your deposit, costs, and next conversation with a broker.
Estimate how much you may be able to borrow based on income and expenses.
Check borrowing power
Get a guide estimate of stamp duty and government charges by state.
Estimate stamp duty
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Typically ID, payslips or tax returns, bank statements, savings history, and details of assets and liabilities. Requirements vary by lender and employment type.
Often yes, though lenders mortgage insurance may apply. Government schemes and guarantor options may also be available depending on eligibility.
Pre-approval is strongly recommended. It clarifies your budget and helps you act quickly when you find the right property.
It depends on income, expenses, deposit, and lender policy. Use our borrowing power calculator for a guide, then speak with a broker for an accurate assessment.
Speak with a broker about your deposit, borrowing capacity, and the steps to buy your first home.