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HomeSeeker SA properties are available to eligible people for an exclusive period, so you don't have to compete against investors before these homes become available on the open market. We now require all new developments to commit to making properties exclusive to you for at least 60 days - twice as long as older arrangements - giving you more time to make your decision and get your finance sorted.
What is shared equity?
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Shared equity can cover the gap between what you can afford and the cost o
A lender is normally a bank, financial institution, community association or government that makes funds available to a person to purchase a home with the expectation that the funds will be repaid. Repayment normally includes the payment of any interest or fees.
This free interactive program offered by HomeStart Finance will step you through all of the important aspects of buying your own home, such as how to budget and save for a deposit, understanding the costs involved and how to work out how much you can borrow and what your repayments might be.
A guide for people with an intellectual disability to learn how to use money safely, budget and save.
Helpful tips and tools for young people to make the most of your money, including budgeting and savings calculators
The Federal Government’s First Home Super Saver Scheme allows eligible first home buyers to save money for a home by accessing the voluntary contributions you’ve made to your superannuation fund.
Approval by the planning authority for a development. The planning trust could be local government or state government, depending on the project.
A sum of money paid as an assurance the buyer is serious about the purchase. This amount is included as part of your payment towards the overall property price, but is paid at the exchange of contracts. It is often non-refundable.
A certified copy (often a photocopy) of an original document that has on it an endorsement or certification that it is a true copy of the original document. It does not certify that the original document is genuine, only that it is a true copy.