When should I find a Mortgage Broker?

A set of binoculars is sitting on top of a wooden barrel, it represents understanding how to find a Mortgage Broker that can assist with home lending needs.

Saving for a home? When saving a deposit to buy a home, many people have a goal amount in mind that they need to save before they meet with a Mortgage Broker who will help them secure the finance.

If this is you, you’re probably doing it wrong. From day one, when you first think, ‘I could maybe buy a house if I worked hard and saved a lot’, you’re ready to have a Mortgage Broker on your side.

Your trusted Mortgage Brokers knowledge is invaluable, as they have significant expertise in the lending and property market. They will be able to help you work out how much you can afford to borrow, which determines the size of the deposit you will need to save.

They will also be able to help you develop processes and a realistic timeline to save your deposit faster, and provide creative solutions that will help reach your property goals sooner.

You may also be pleasantly surprised to find that you are closer to your goal than you might have thought. The tools available to a finance broker that can help you realise your dreams more quickly and efficiently include lender’s mortgage insurance, specialist lending products, land loans, interest-only loans, and for investors suggesting up and coming investment locations.

More importantly than just being allowed to provide these products, a qualified Mortgage Broker can help you work out whether they suit your situation and future goals. For example, while buying land now to build on later lowers the cost of your initial investment and can be an opportunity to take advantage of reduced land prices, there is no point in proceeding further if you will not be able to secure the construction finance down the track.

So speak to an expert now. Contact your trusted Mortgage Broker who can help you take the first steps to owning your home.

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