With today’s cost of living pressures and the median dwelling value in Australia now at $794,000, many young Australians feel like they’ll never be able to enter the property market.However, it’s important to remember there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to buying your first property. For some, it could be a home to live in. For others, rentvesting makes more sense as it can offer a great alternative to get a foot up on the property ladder.Don't let the numbers discourage yo...

Finding the right investment property for you is different from finding your own home.At the end of the day, the aim of buying an investment property is to make a solid financial return – whether that’s through rental income or capital growth. That’s why it’s so important to be savvy about what and where you buy. We can walk you through the finance options available to you. Book an appointment with us for expert assistance. BOOK NOWHere are some key things to look for in an inves...

Buying your first home is an unforgettable experience. There’s nothing like the thrill of hearing that settlement has gone smoothly and that you own your very own home.If you’re an aspiring homeowner who is struggling to save a deposit, there may be other options to get you over the line and into your first home sooner. A guarantor loan is one of them.To understand more, book an appointment with us and we're more than happy to assist you. BOOK NOWA guarantor loan is where a relative, ...

Helping those who help us: The Importance of specialised home loans supporting our registered nurses, qualified paramedics, and police officers.In our society, essential service workers like registered nurses, paramedics, and police officers play a critical role in keeping everything running smoothly. It seems like every day they are fighting for recognition, support, and fair remuneration—things you would assume they wouldn’t need to fight for. These everyday heroes dedicate their lives ...

Do you want to jump into the property market but don’t have the budget to buy a house? A unit or apartment could be a great way to get your leg up on the property ladder. According to CoreLogic data, unit values are now rising at a faster rate than houses in more than half of all suburbs across Australia. Aside from being more affordable than a house, there are other benefits of apartment investing to consider. Let’s look at some of the pros and cons of investing in an apartment...