Moving house.
Buying your next home? Looking to upgrade or downsize your home? Here’s what you need to know before you make the move.{sub-heading}
Ducks in a row.
What you need to know before the move.
A little planning upfront saves a lot of grief down the road.
Get prepped.
Read our checklist of things to sort before you launch into getting your next place.
Free your equity.
If your property’s increased in value, you could use it to get a bigger loan – without having to sell.
Chicken or egg?
It’s the classic conundrum – do you buy or sell first? We take you through the pros and cons.
How much can you borrow?
Get a fix on what you can borrow, and start planning your purchase.
Should I renovate my house or move?
Choosing whether to renovate or move home is often a question for our hearts as much as our heads.
Thinking of downsizing?
Bigger isn’t always better! There are a few reasons you may want to consider downsizing.
Moving house? Time to declutter!
Clutter can sneak up on you over the years! But moving house is the perfect time to clear it out.
Getting your loan.
Choosing your loan and nailing the application.
Get the right loan.
Get the lowdown on your loan options, and work out which one’s best for you.
Apply right.
A little groundwork can take the heartache out of a loan application.
Get pre-approved.
All prepped? Get auction-ready with a loan pre-approval.
Good chat.
Have home loan questions? We offer a number of ways to get in touch with us for high quality support.
Join ME.
Want to find out more? Just let us know a few things about yourself and we will be in touch.
Meet ME.
Find a local home loan specialist in your area – then meet in a way that best suits you.
Refinancing.
Loan looking a little tired? Refinance with ME and see how much you could save.
Investing.
Get all the ins and outs of property investment – including perks, pitfalls, and how to buy in the right suburb.
FAQs.
How much does it cost to move a house?
How long does it take to move house?
Should I sell my first house when buying a second house?
If you’re not in a rush, you can wait until your current home is sold before making an offer on your next place. Doing so will remove the stress of funding two separate properties.
See more on selling before buying.