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Useful Tips That Can Help You Get On The Property Ladder

23 December 2016 by Australian Women Online

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Useful Tips That Can Help You Get On The Property Ladder

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Over the past few years, it has become increasingly difficult for first-time buyers to get on their property ladder. That’s all because house prices continue to rise while wages remain stagnant. People just aren’t able to find the cash needed to get a mortgage and buy their very own home. However, that doesn’t mean that buying your own property is a complete impossibility. In fact, there are still some ways you can bag yourself the property of your dreams. Here are some useful tips that will help you get your first foot on the property ladder!

Start Saving As Soon As Possible

One thing is certain: if you don’t have a deposit, you will find it near impossible to get a mortgage from any type of lender. So it is very important that you start saving for your deposit as soon as you can. Even if you aren’t really thinking of buying a property at the minute, you should start putting some money to one side ready for when it is time to start thinking about house hunting. You can always check with a mortgage calculator to how big a deposit you will need for the types of property you want. Once you get an idea of the size of the deposit, you can then start to set yourself saving goals.

Figure Out Your Budget First

Before you even start looking for a house, you need to take the time to figure out your budget. Once you know how much you can spend on a property, you will be able to make your search even easier. That’s because you can just look at the houses that you are 100% sure that you know you will be able to afford. If you don’t know your exact budget when looking for a house, you could end up viewing homes that you can’t quite afford. If you then put an offer on the home, the whole sale could fall through because you probably won’t be able to get the necessary financing.

Get An Estate Agent’s Help

If you have never bought a property before, you will probably be extremely confused by the whole process. Thankfully, there are many sources of help and information for first-time buyers. And one of the best sources is an estate agent. An estate agent will be able to help you locate the best houses for your price range. Not only that, though, but your estate agent will also be able to put you in touch with other professionals who will come in handy as you try to buy a house, such as lawyers.

Get A Survey

It is incredibly important to get a property survey done on a home that you are considering buying. This will save you a lot of money in the future, as it will flag up any potential problems with the building work. If you don’t find these problems until you have moved in, you could end up spending a lot on building repairs.

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