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Before you start looking at potential homes or land, make sure you do some research and identify the type of area and the type of property that is most likely to suit your lifestyle.
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If you are buying into a development in the early stages or entering into a ‘presale’ arrangement, it is important to know what the area is going to look like in years to come.
Some lots have restrictions on the type of house you can build, such as a two-storey or a rear loaded house if located on a laneway.
Many developments include a range of sustainability initiatives that not only benefit our community into the future, they can potentially assist in reducing the running costs of your home.
A few things to consider when working out your budget and what you can actually afford for the long term.
It is important to know that you are purchasing from a business you can trust.
It is common in some circumstances to enter into a contract of sale for a lot that has not been completed.
Depending on whether you have purchased a house and land package or just the land, the home building process can be different dependant on your circumstances.
