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Buying property in Australia can be a drawn-out and stressful process, which is why many people rely on a buyer’s agent to make it easy

Buying a new home comes with significant upfront and ongoing costs. Even for a seasoned buyer, it can be easy to miscalculate how much

If you're a first home buyer, the good news is that there are several schemes set up by the Australian government to help you out.

Found a home to buy and ready to negotiate the price? Use the ultimate guide to winning a property via auction or private treaty sale.

An auction is one of two legal processes of transferring property ownership from the seller to the buyer.

A complete guide to conveyancing and why you need it.

What is a building and pest report? And why should I read it?

A step-by-step guide to settlement and move-in after purchasing your home.

A step-by-step guide to buying a house in Australia

Your LVR can help you determine whether you're likely to get approved for a home loan, and it can even affect how much you'll be paying for your property!

The upfront costs of buying a home include stamp duty, building and pest inspections, legal and conveyancing fees, home loan fees and more.

There are paths to homeownership with home loans for low deposit holders, and even no deposit loans. You could have your foot on the property ladder in no time.

If you are looking to buy a home, you may wonder what the difference between a mortgage broker and a home lender is. This guide will answer all your questions about brokers in Australia.

For Australian first home buyers, saving up for a deposit is one of the biggest hurdles when getting into the property market.

Interest rates are on the rise in Australia. And if you're a homeowner, you may be feeling the pinch as your mortgage repayments start to increase too.

If you're in the process of looking to buy a new home, you might have come across the term Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) and wondered what it's all about.

This guide dives into just how much you need for a house deposit in Australia and what your options are to get there

For Australian first home buyers, saving up for a deposit is one of the biggest hurdles when getting into the property market.