Click here to see some of our Panel Lenders’ most competitive fixed rate loans. The best rate from our lender panel this month is: 2 year fixed rate 3.69% – NAB – First Home Buyers Special (Interest rates are for Loan sizes over $250,000. LVR and other conditions may apply) Email us if you would […]

Click here to see some of our Panel Lenders’ most competitive fixed rate loans. The best rate from our lender panel this month is: 2 year fixed rate 3.69% – NAB – First Home Buyers Special (Interest rates are for Loan sizes over $250,000. LVR and other conditions may apply) Email us if you would […]

When you sell a property, whether you are selling your home to move or cashing in your investment property, you want to achieve the highest possible selling price.

A fixed rate loan means that for a set period of time the interest rate that you pay, and therefore your monthly repayments, remain the same.

The time frame is commonly 1 to 5 years, however longer terms are available.

From bearing the name of a property’s registered owner to outlining outstanding easements, a Certificate of Title is often the key to determining the condition and overall value of your property

If you have selected a Fixed Rate home loan, the fixed rate that will apply will be the advertised rate on the date of settlement

A prospective buyer makes an offer to buy a property by signing a contract of sale. The offer is accepted when the seller signs the contract. A property is sold when both buyer and seller have signed the contract of sale.

Is this property one that you would consider further? Ask me for my Property question checklist

This is a list of the documents you may need to provide to a lender during each step of the loan process:

Lenders will require a Fixed Price Building Contract (FPBC) by a Registered Builder.

Joint tenants, Tenants in common