15/10/2026
Finding the house first and then sorting out the finance can workβ¦ but personally, Iβd much rather we chat before youβre emotionally invested in a property π₯΄
Yes, knowing your borrowing power and having an idea of your costs and repayments is important. But getting organised early can also help us catch the little things that have a habit of popping up at the worst possible time.
Maybe your licence has expired and you didnβt realise. Maybe thereβs a credit card still showing as open that you thought you closed years ago. Maybe we need a letter from HR and it takes them a week to get it back to you.
None of those things necessarily need to be a big deal. Theyβre just a whole lot nicer to sort out when youβre not also thinking, βBut Iβve found the house and I want to put an offer in!β
And sometimes we go through everything and find out youβre actually in a much better position than you expected β which is always a nice surprise.
So if youβre still in the βjust lookingβ stage, youβre not wasting my time by getting in touch early. We can look at where youβre at, what you might be working with and whether thereβs anything worth getting sorted now.
Then when the right property does come along, youβve already done most of the groundwork.
Just looking still? Come say hiπ
π±0422 295 229
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