First Home Buyer Loans

Overview

Breaking into the property market can feel overwhelming, but you don’t need to navigate it alone. First home buyer loans are designed to help you purchase your first property with lower deposit requirements and access to government incentives like stamp duty concessions and grants. Whether you’re eligible for the First Home Guarantee Scheme or need a guarantor, we’ll find a solution that fits your timeline.

Key Features:

✅ Access to First Home Owner Grants (FHOG) and stamp duty concessions.
Low-deposit options (e.g., 5% with LMI or family guarantor support).
✅ Expert guidance through the entire process.

Who It’s For:

  • First-time buyers with steady income but limited savings.
  • Those who qualify for government schemes (e.g., nurses, teachers).
  • First-time buyers with steady income but limited savings.
  • Those who qualify for government schemes (e.g., nurses, teachers).

Key Features

Access to First Home Owner Grants (FHOG) and stamp duty concessions.

Low-deposit options (e.g., 5% with LMI or family guarantor support).

Expert guidance through the entire process.

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Relevant Guides

Bridging Loans

Need to buy before selling your current home? Bridging loans cover the gap, using your existing property as security. Once sold, the loan reverts to a standard mortgage or is paid off.

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Government Schemes

Australia offers multiple schemes to help buyers enter the market, from the First Home Guarantee (5% deposit, no LMI) to regional grants like the Regional First Home Buyer Guarantee. These programs change annually, so we’ll help you navigate eligibility and deadlines.

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Investment Loans

Maximize cash flow and tax benefits with loans tailored for investors. Choose between interest-only (short-term savings) or principal & interest (long-term equity growth).

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Low Deposit Loans

Saving a 20% deposit isn’t always realistic—especially in today’s market. Low deposit loans allow you to buy a home with as little as 5% down, using options like Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) or a family guarantor to bridge the gap. While LMI adds a cost, it’s often cheaper than waiting years to save a full deposit.

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