First Home Buying

Arriving at the decision to purchase your own home for the first time can come about due to any number of different reasons.

Some people have always wanted to purchase their own home while others decide to purchase their first home to live in as a result of other influences.

Increases in rent, seeking additional security or needing more space are common reasons for deciding to purchase a first home.

Whatever the reason, the desire to purchase your first home has become evident and you now find yourself reading this first home buyer information.

Possibly the first thing to do is to contact a finance broker and arrange an initial meeting to establish your borrowing capacity.

Finance brokers in Australia are very regulated nowdays and must follow specific guidelines when dealing with customers who are seeking a loan. Unfortunately there is still no national standard and some care still needs to be exercised when choosing a finance broker.

Ability Finance brokers are members of the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia, MFAA which at this stage is the preferred self regulatory body of most banks and lenders in Australia. Another association is the Finance Brokers Association of Australia the FBAA.

One of the first things a first home buyer will need to do is assess their borrowing capacity and loan servicability which is the next subject of this book which can be reached by following the links below.

Wes Smith of Ability Finance is a MFAA Acredited Mortgage Consultant
Wes Smith of Ability Finance is a MFAA Acredited Mortgage Consultant
Ability Finance is a Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia Full Member
Ability Finance is a Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia Full Member

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