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Deposits. Unexpected costs. Home loan terminology. There's a lot to consider when buying a home.
Here we help break it down, whether you're a first home buyer, buying an investment property or even building or buying off the plan.
Investing in property can be rewarding but there are several things you should consider before you take the leap!
As competition in the rental market gets stiffer, landlords have to do more to get their property noticed by quality tenants. Here are some tips for landlords on how to improve your rental property and make it stand out.
The hunt to find a home can be a long and emotional journey. Sometimes it’s good to take the time to reassess and make sure you’re on the right path. This means looking at all of your options – and one could be becoming a ‘rentvester'.
When you’re trying to save a deposit, it can feel like you’re trapped on a frustrating merry-go-round.
Buying your first home is a significant life event. While exciting, it can be daunting if you’re not sure where to start. Here are some things to consider before buying a house and suggestions that may help you navigate some of the potential challenges.
There’s no simple answer to this question. It depends on a range of factors – from how much a lender is willing to lend to you, to whether you’re willing to pay a little more on the loan.
If you’re planning on buying land in a new estate, you probably want to feel certain that you can borrow the balance when it’s time to settle. But getting unconditional loan approval may depend on whether the land is registered.
Buying 'off the plan' is increasingly popular. But what are some of the things you need to know before you sign on the dotted line?
Perhaps you’ve bought a ‘renovator’s delight’ or maybe your family has simply outgrown your home and you need an extra bedroom. Whatever the reason, there are a number of different ways to finance your home renovation or home build.
Whether you’re in the market for your first home, next home, or an investment property, you’d probably like to know how much you could borrow. Once you have a ball-park figure, you can look for homes in your price range with more confidence.
When you’re saving up for a house deposit, every little tactic can help. Here are some ways to save smarter so you can buy your first home sooner.
Tossing up between a house and land package and becoming an owner-builder? Here are some things to consider.
With the purchase price - including the deposit - being the biggest costs of buying property, it’s easy to overlook the other costs of buying a home. You may want to budget for these common costs.
If you’re saving hard for your home deposit, you may be wondering why you need one and what exactly you’re meant to do with it.
Buying your first home can feel like you’ve stepped into a world where everyone speaks a foreign language. Use this jargon buster to look up terms and phrases you may come across along the way. You can also talk to one of our ANZ First Home Coaches. They
Yes, it’s true. Eligible first home buyers may get money from the government to help them buy their first home. It’s called the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) and it works slightly differently depending on the state or territory. Let’s take a closer look.
Many people, home owners and investors alike, see buying off the plan as a good way to purchase a brand new property. However, as with any investment, there are pros and cons to consider when buying off the plan.
To use your construction loan, you’ll need to request ANZ to make ‘progress payments’ to your builder. Here’s some information to help you understand what progress payments are, how they’re paid, and how to request them.
As a homeowner there’s a lot to think about when considering your next move. For example, is now the right time to buy a new home? Or perhaps you’re better off staying put and renovating instead?
If you’re on the hunt for the perfect home, you might be trying to decide between building your own home or buying an established home. We take you through some of the pros and cons of building and buying, so you can weigh up the options and make the deci
Whether you’re completing a major renovation, knocking down an existing property and rebuilding or starting fresh, a construction loan may meet your needs.
If you’re looking to access cash for bigger goals such as building a home office or buying a new car, you might want to first look in your own backyard – that is, at your existing home loan.
Before you put the “For Sale” sign up and move on to your next home, have you considered keeping your home as an investment property?
Provide us with your details and one of our home loan specialists will get in touch. They can discuss issues including:
As well as any other home loan queries you may have.
Call back time is 1-3 business days.
Begin your home loan application journey by providing details about:
One of our home loan specialists will then be in touch to progress with your application.
Call back time is 1-3 business days.
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