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  • Profile photo of mccrillsmccrills
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    I want to get on to the property scene, i have $10000 saving and no debts at all, can any one put me on the right path in the best mortgage to get?

    Profile photo of IP FreelyIP Freely
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    Do you have any income?

    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    Funny IP!

    I think you will need a bit more than $10k these days – unless buying a really cheap property (and then you may not qualify because of the location!).

    You will generally be required to have 5 to 10% (more likely) deposit and money for costs.

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    Profile photo of kimandglenkimandglen
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    Hi mccrills, if you are in WA there is one lender that you can go through straight away however you would have a limit of $412k.

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Hi Mccrills

    Where are you looking at purchasing and what sort of price range?

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    You can purchase a Door handle in Sydney! :)

    Profile photo of KennyjaizKennyjaiz
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    Mccrills,

    I think you will need to disclose a little bit more information in order to assist.
    I don’t think it’s impossible to get into the property market with savings of $10K.
    With the federal first home owners grant + federal first home owner boost + (if you are in victoria) state first home owner bonus + state regional bonus, eligible applicants can get up to $36,500 for new properties in the regional area in Victoria.

    However, I do agree with a saving history of 10K, it would be difficult to obtain a suitable loan – unless you have support from family in the form of guarantor. So i don’t think it’s absolutely impossible.

    Again, more information is required
    Cheers
    Kenny

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