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Think about your savings, upfront costs and a comfortable repayment range. A lender or broker can assess your borrowing position.
Grants, duty concessions, low-deposit schemes and shared equity may help eligible buyers. Which options apply depends on your location, circumstances and the property.
Talk through your preferred locations and timeframe, then understand the property details, inclusions and costs before you decide.
PATHWAYS TO EXPLORE
Options for a home to live in.
Eligibility and conditions apply.
GRANTS & CONCESSIONS
First home owner grants and transfer duty concessions vary by state and property. In WA, eligible buyers may receive a first home owner grant of up to $10,000 for a new home.
LOW-DEPOSIT PATHWAYS
The Australian Government 5% Deposit Scheme can help eligible first home buyers purchase with a minimum 5% deposit without lenders mortgage insurance. Eligibility, lending requirements and property price limits apply.
SHARED EQUITY
With Help to Buy, eligible buyers can purchase with a minimum 2% deposit and a government equity contribution of up to 40% for a new home or 30% for an existing home.
The government holds a financial share in your home, which must eventually be repaid. Eligibility and ongoing conditions apply.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Keystart offers shared ownership pathways for eligible WA buyers, with the Housing Authority co-owning a share of the home. Available properties, ownership arrangements and eligibility depend on the product.
Information checked 20 October 2026. Eligibility, property limits and availability apply. These pathways are for homes to live in. A discovery call can help you understand the next steps to explore for your circumstances.
Discuss your first home options ↗COMMON QUESTIONS
No. A grant is a payment subject to its rules. Shared equity involves another party holding a financial share in your home, with ongoing conditions and repayment or buyback arrangements.
No. It provides a government guarantee to a participating lender. Help to Buy involves a government equity contribution. They are separate pathways with different conditions.
No. We can begin with your goals and timeframe, then discuss the next steps to explore. A lender or broker will need to assess your finance position before you commit.
We’ll talk about your current circumstances, where you’d like to live, your timeframe and your goals. It’s a straightforward starting point to help you understand your options.
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