Fetch my home loan

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

Borrowing capacity depends on much more than just your income.

Grants, schemes and stamp duty vary based on your circumstances and location.

Without understanding your situation, any advice is just a rough estimate.

The goal of the call isn't to sell you a loan—it's to build a plan.

The earlier you start planning, the easier it is to achieve your home ownership goals.Matt - Fetch

04/06/2026

How to search for your first home?

Point 1: Needs vs Wants

Point 2: Location Matters More Than the House

Point 3: Researching Suburbs

Point 4: new vs Established Homes

Point 5: Think Beyond the Purchase Price

Matt - Fetch
Fetchmyhomeloan.com.au
0423 237 242

04/06/2026

Point 1: Private Treaty vs Auction

Point 2: How Offers Work

Point 3: Negotiation Tips

Point 4: Understanding Contract

Matt - Fetch
Fetchmyhomeloan.com.au

04/06/2026

The risks of 100% home loans!

"Instead of waiting 3 more years to save a 20% deposit, a guarantor may help you buy now."

What is equity in parents' home?

We discuss family conversations and expectations before entering a guarantor arrangement.

Highlight that independent legal advice is often required for guarantors.

Share a real-world example (without client details) of how a guarantor helped a buyer enter the market.

Matt - Fetch
Fetchmyhomeloan.com.au
0423 237 242

04/06/2026

What happens if I buy my first home and there's a property crash?

Will I be forced to sell?
Will I need to come up with cash?
Will I be fined?
Will my interest rates go through the roof?

Matt - Fetch

First Home Buyers Australia · Episode

04/06/2026

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4vMJJ6lk7uNpQeDH2wqQa6?si=xIFXE7xGQN-Z6XcUu7cbQQ

First Home Buyers Australia · Episode

30/05/2026

(First Home Buyer Grant)

28/05/2026

One of the biggest mistakes first home buyers make is waiting too long to speak to a conveyancer.

Ideally, you should involve one before signing a contract or making an offer.

These are some of the top 5 questions First home buyers Google right before buying property…

“What does subject to finance mean?”
“What is cooling off?”
“Can I pull out after signing?”  0.25% is retained by the seller as compensation.
“What is a 66W?”
“What does exchange mean?”

The conveyancer helps you settle the purchase so you can collect the keys.

Cost $1,800 to $2,500.

#5%deposit