First Home Buyers - Mortgage Brokers based in Ipswich, QLD

First Home Buyers

At Ready Finance, we're Finance & Mortgage Brokers helping clients Australia-wide access Home Loan Options, Grants and Incentives

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Helping you understand your Home Loan options and the grants and incentives available

Taking the first step onto the property ladder is an exciting yet daunting process for first home buyers. With Ready Finance by your side, you'll navigate through the myriad of home loan options with ease, ensuring you find the perfect match for your financial situation. Our Home Finance & Mortgage Brokers specialise in helping first home buyers like you. We tap into a wide range of banks and lenders across Australia, ensuring you get access to the best deals out there.

One of the key concerns for first home buyers is finding a competitive interest rate. At Ready Finance, we work tirelessly to secure interest rate discounts that can save you thousands over the life of your loan. Understanding the ins and outs of lenders mortgage insurance (LMI), stamp duty, loan to value ratio (LVR), and how your credit history affects your borrowing capacity can be overwhelming. Our experts are here to demystify these terms for you, ensuring you're well-informed at every step of the application process.

We take pride in offering a personalised service, assessing your individual needs to recommend the right loan amount and product, be it for buying your first home or exploring investment loan options. Applying for a home loan is a significant step, but with Ready Widę Finance, you're not alone. We simplify the application process, guiding you towards making your homeownership dreams a reality. Choose Ready Finance, where first home buyers find the clarity and support they need to embark on their home-buying journey confidently.

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Our Recent Reviews

Ben and the team made the process of refinancing my mortgage easy. Was worried I wouldn’t be successful but they made it happen quickly and painlessly.

Jo Barton

We had an excellent experience with Ben. Despite our unique situation with a non-standard loan structure and the need for a guarantor, Ben was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and proactive throughout the process. He took the time to explain every detail, presented us with options we hadn’t considered and made us feel confident in our decisions. Ben’s support and dedication made what could have been a complex process feel manageable and stress-free. We couldn’t be happier with the service and highly recommend him to anyone in need of expert mortgage guidance!

Jenina Andal

Ben is super experienced in his craft and can help with home buying journey of nearly any complexity!

Alex Chernov

Awesome mortgage broker and great supportive team.

Stephen Sulewski

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I use a Mortgage Broker?

Brokers work as the intermediary between you and the lender. We work in your best interest to get you the best loan for your scenario. Your broker will be your single point of contact throughout the process; no more waiting on hold and explaining your situation to several different people.

You could potentially be wasting your time taking your application directly to the wrong bank for your scenario; instead let your broker get it right the first time.

At what point should I see a mortgage broker?

If you’re coming off a fixed rate, it is best to speak to a broker 4 to 6 weeks before the fixed rate expires. That way, you can ensure you don’t revert to a super high revert rate, and the transition to a new low-rate loan all happens at the right time.

If you’re looking to buy a home, it would be best to speak to a broker 2 weeks out from when you are going to start looking in earnest. The broker can then assess borrowing capacity, and check credit ratings, and eligibility before possibly helping with a pre-approval.

How much do mortgage brokers charge?

Our service to you is free of charge; we are paid by your chosen lender when your loan settles at no extra expense to you.

Is it better to use a mortgage broker?

There are benefits of using a broker compared to going directly to the bank. Most brokers work with several different banks, and if your scenario fits, the broker will find you the best deal with the cheapest rate.

If you use a broker at Ready, you will have one contact whom you can keep in touch with via text, call, or email; no waiting in call center queues, no need to explain your issue to the 3rd person in a row.

Sometimes, going directly to the bank, you can waste time by applying to a bank that won’t even consider your scenario. A good broker will be able to navigate the pitfalls and go to the right lender the first time around.

Can you help first home buyers?

Since navigating the home-buying process is already tough, we've made it a bit easier by gathering all the current grants, schemes, and discounts available to Australian first-home buyers in one place.

Do you get a better rate with a mortgage broker?

Brokers have access to over 30 different lenders, and finding the customer the best rate is something we always strive to achieve.

But not all lenders are equal. If I could offer you a straightforward application with minimum paperwork and a next-day approval versus a complex paperwork marathon to save $5 a month, which would you choose?

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Ipswich, QLD

07 3608 5333

Ready Finance Group Pty Ltd ABN: 83 672 779 761. Credit Representative #534 137 is authorised under Australian Credit License #389 328

Disclaimer: This page provides general information only and has been prepared without taking into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. We recommend that you consider whether it is appropriate for your circumstances and your full financial situation will need to be reviewed prior to acceptance of any offer or product. It does not constitute legal, tax or financial advice and you should always seek professional advice in relation to your individual circumstances.