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Costs to Consider

As first home buyers, you need to consider a whole range of expenses when buying property which goes beyond the purchase price and the deposit, such as:

  • Loan application fees (which can be as much as $1000)
  • Valuation fees and lenders legal fees
  • Stamp duty (if applicable)
  • Mortgage duty (if applicable)
  • Legal fees (co-ownership agreement, conveyancing)
  • Property Inspections (for example, building, pest, strata and land surveys) 
  • Lenders Mortgage Insurance, which is the insurance a bank may require you to take out to cover them in the event that you as the borrower default on your mortgage and the property is sold for a lesser amount that the outstanding liability on the loan. 
  • Home Loan account keeping fees

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