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    First Home/Next Home

    Buying your first home doesn't have to be overwhelming. We'll guide you through every step, explain your options clearly, and help you secure a loan that fits your future.

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    Whether you're looking to lower your repayments, unlock equity, or find a better deal, we'll compare lenders to help you make the most of your home loan.

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    Grow your property portfolio with lending strategies tailored to your investment goals. We help you secure competitive finance while planning for long-term success.

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    Build with confidence through tailored construction loan solutions designed to support every stage of your project, from foundation to completion.

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About Working With a Broker

  • No. In the vast majority of cases, mortgage brokers are paid a commission by the lender once your loan settles — not by you. That’s why our site says “No Broker Fees.” There are rare exceptions (for example, some complex commercial deals may involve a fee, which would always be disclosed and agreed with you upfront), but for a standard home, investment, refinance or construction loan, our service comes at no cost to you.

  • Lenders pay brokers an upfront commission when a loan settles, and typically a smaller ongoing “trail” commission for as long as the loan remains open. Under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009, we have a legal Best Interests Duty to recommend a loan that’s in your best interests — not the loan that pays us the most. We’re also required to disclose how we’re paid, including any commission, as part of your credit proposal documents, so there’s never any guesswork about how we’re remunerated.

  • A bank can only offer you their own products. We compare options across 60+ lenders, including the major banks, second-tier lenders, and specialist lenders who deal with more complex situations (selfemployed income, credit blemishes, non-standard properties). That means more choice, and a better chance of finding a lender whose policies actually suit your situation — rather than being told “no” by one bank and assuming that’s the final answer.

  • Generally, no — it’s usually faster. We prepare your application, gather the right documents upfront, and submit it in the format each lender wants, which reduces the back-and-forth that often delays a DIY application. We also manage the process through to settlement, chasing updates on your behalf.

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  • As a general starting point: photo ID, your last 2–3 payslips (or two years of tax returns and financials if you’re self-employed), your last 2–3 months of bank statements, details of any existing debts, and — if you’re refinancing — your current loan statement. We’ll give you a tailored checklist once we know your situation.

  • Pre-approval (also called conditional approval) is an early assessment from a lender indicating roughly how much they’d be willing to lend you, based on the information and documents you’ve provided, before you’ve found a property. It gives you a realistic budget for house hunting, but it isn’t a guarantee. Full (unconditional) approval happens after you’ve found a specific property, and the lender has assessed and approved that exact property and loan amount, subject to satisfying any remaining conditions such as a valuation.

  • Typically 90 days, though this varies by lender. If it lapses before you find a property, it’s usually a straightforward process to have it reassessed and extended, provided your financial situation hasn’t materially changed.

  • Applying for pre-approval does generate a credit enquiry, which can have a small, temporary impact on your credit score. Multiple applications with different lenders in a short period can compound this. This is another reason to work with a broker — we assess which lender is most likely to approve you before submitting, rather than shopping your application around to several banks at once.

Costs and Fees

  • LMI is a one-off insurance premium that protects the lender (not you) if you default and the loan amount exceeds 80% of the property’s value. It generally applies if your deposit is less than 20%. Depending on your circumstances, there may be ways to avoid or reduce it — including government guarantee schemes like the First Home Guarantee for eligible first home buyers, or professional discounts available to certain occupations. We’ll always flag whether LMI applies to your scenario and what your options are.

  • Typically: stamp duty (unless you qualify for an exemption or concession), conveyancing/legal fees, building and pest inspections, loan establishment fees, and mortgage registration fees. As a rough rule of thumb, budgeting an additional 3–5% of the purchase price for these costs (on top of your deposit) is a sensible starting point, though your actual costs will depend on the property, your eligibility for concessions, and your state.

  • This depends on the loan and lender. Some loans have an annual or monthly package fee (often in exchange for benefits like a 100% offset account or fee waivers on additional products), while basic loans may have no ongoing fees at all. We’ll walk you through the full fee structure — not just the headline interest rate — so you can compare the true cost.

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