14/10/2026
Almost nobody feels ready to buy their first home. I didn't either.
Getting started usually takes less than people think. It starts with knowing your actual borrowing capacity, not a guess from an online calculator. Then it's working out what deposit you really need, and whether a low deposit scheme could bring that number down. It can also save you thousands in mortgage insurance.
From there, a pre-approval tells you your price range before you start looking, so you're checking suburbs and property types that fit your number instead of falling for places you can't buy.
That's about it for step one. Most first home buyers I speak to are closer than they think. They just haven't had anyone run the numbers with them.
If you're renting or living at home and not sure where you stand, give me a call.