Our Help You Buy Service — to help people buy homes. Our motivation is always to provide an affordable and accessible buyer’s agent service. The Home Buyer Helper was founded in 2020 to make the service accessible to everyone; to help people like you, whether you be a first home buyer, someone who hasn’t bought property for a long time, a downsizer or anything in between. We are here to help without it costing you the equivalent of a sale commission to access our service.
We will work with you to formulate an offer strategy for each property. There is no ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to negotiating on a property so each offer is tailored to suit with your full authorisation and understanding.
The Home Buyer Helper will review the contract of sale to ensure there are no hidden surprises, conditions or ‘Gotchas’. Of course we recommend a qualified solicitor be engaged but we are able to highlight things that need review based on our experience and knowledge.
If applicable we will formulate an auction strategy to secure your new property and bid on your behalf at no extra cost.
We want to be your lifetime trusted partner in property and will remain available long after you get the keys.
In a busy market, real estate agents are meeting with dozens of buyers for every property they list. In some cases, they can’t remember every person who is interested in properties in their area.
By engaging The Home Buyer Helper, we are able to build relationships with agents in the areas you are seeking and access listings as soon as they come up and in some cases, before they even hit the market.
Before buying a property, consider your budget, preferred location, lifestyle needs, loan pre-approval, ongoing costs (like rates and maintenance), and whether the home suits your long-term plans.
If you have a steady income, a deposit saved, understand your borrowing capacity, and are prepared for the responsibilities of homeownership, you may be ready. A consultation with a property advisor or mortgage broker can help assess your readiness.
New homes may come with builder warranties, lower maintenance needs, and government grants, while established homes can offer better locations, character, and more negotiation opportunities.
It depends on your lifestyle, budget, and goals. Apartments may offer lower prices and maintenance, while houses offer more space and land value. Consider long-term growth and rental potential if it’s an investment.