U.R.HOME V'S THE OLD WAY

Compare the U.R.Home way to the "Old" Way of Owning a Home

U.R.Home Way

Costs + Steps

tickOption Fee equivalent to 6 weeks payments (some customers use existing rental bond)

tickOptional solictor cost (to review your agreement on your behalf)

 

 

 

The Old Way

Costs + Steps

crossBank Costs
  • Valuation fee
  • Application/Establishment Fee
  • Bank Stamp Duty
  • Mortgage Insurance
  • Deposit Required

crossReal Estate Agent Costs ( paid by seller but usually built into the house price)

crossYou may also have to forfeit a portion of any deposit if you do not proceed with the purchase

crossSolicitor Costs
  • Conveyance Fee
  • Searches
  • Government Stamp Duty
  • Vendor Mortgage release fee
  • Pay approx $400 for a pest/build report that may not even be acceptable

Approval Process

tickConfirmation that you are meeting current rent commitments
tickAbility to confirm new payment will not place you or your family in a position of hardship

Approval Process

crossFull Formal Application

  • 100 points of ID for all parties
  • Full financial disclosure
  • Pay slips or employment records
  • Credit and Bank Card statement
  • Tax Returns
  • Savings History/Statements
  • Mortgage Insurer Approval

 

Timeline

tickCan be in home and on your way to owning your home in 7 days
tickPest and building report already completed and available at no cost to you

 

Timeline

cross30-45 days for settlement
cross14-21 days for bank approval
cross14-21 days for valuations
cross7-14 days for Pest and Building

Benefits

tickReceive the benefit of rising prices
tickOption to sell the house for profit
tick Ability to buy home and secure finance in the future and save on payments
tickAbility to make improvements to the home

Benefits

crossReceiving benefit of rising prices
crossOption to sell house for profit
crossAbility to secure cheaper finance and save
crossAbility to make improvement to the home

 

* This example is solely for the purpose of showing various costs and timelines that may or may not be applicable to your situation under the heading The "OLD" Way. Individual situations and circumstances may vary.

 

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