


Hi Catherine, I specialise in helping people to buy their first home. I will take the time to understand your current situation and your financial goals for the future. Then give you all the information you need to make the right decision for your purchase. You can click on my profile and I will phone you back. Regards Craig Tracey

Hi, Catherine, it is possible, however, I would like to know more about you, your expenditure, both fixed costs and discretionary expenditure, and also, what your plans are. I am more than happy to assist you any way that I can if you would like to contact me through my profile I will discuss your options with you. Regards, Ken


Hi Catherine. Yes you can - depends on the total pension income - which will determine how much you can borrow, obviously. Then you can tailor your house package accordingly. Also being a FHO - you will get State Govt assistance with FHO grant & stamp duty benefits - depending on the State you are living in. Look forward to hearing from you, via my Profile page. Kindest regards. Lezli

Hi Catherine - depending on what you are doing (building or purchasing an established home and whether it is your first home or not) you may be able to only have a 5% deposit. Of course the larger the deposit you have the more options that you have. Key to any proposal will also be the income level that you have from the pensions. If you want to click on my profile I can ask you the necessary questions to try and assist you further.

Melanie
Hi Catherine, we can definitely have a look. I'm in WA so please contact me and we can have a chat. Happy to help!