Getting your first house can sometimes feel like an unachievable goal.
The reason it seems so hard to get your foot in the market can depend on what news article you’re reading, some will tell you it’s because, interest rates are so low, investors are flooding the market and snapping up properties before First Home Buyers can. Or you might have heard foreigners are investing money in Australian property and offering above the asking price which is raising the house prices. Or more recently you may have heard, First Home Buyer’s just need to stop going out for smashed avocado brunch and start putting money towards that First Home.
The reality is it’s hard to get into your first home, I know from first hand. I moved back into my Parents house to take advantage of ‘rent free’ so I could save and even then the savings were slow and limited.
The frustrating part is, although there is a lot of talk about why there is a challenge for First Home Buyer’s to get into the market, there is little talk about what a First Home Buyer can do to help their chances.
Certainly the Government has the First Home Owner’s Grant to help and some discounts on the Transfer duty (Stamp Duty) but what if you’re not buying a brand new home? how will you get the deposit saved up and still maintain the lifestyle you’re accustomed to?
That’s why I’ve put together a free course to help First Home Buyer’s along with their journey.
This course is an introduction to The First Home Buyer’s Program and will not only get you ready to start saving towards your First Home, but it will help you to understand what repayments you’re looking at, how to work out your preferred deposit and even where to go to for help.
Make sure you sign up for the free course today so you can prepare yourself to get into the Property Market sooner rather than waiting until it’s too late.