I think a person that shows a great example of how 'easy' it is to buy a home is Kim5.
I know she lived at home (or did) but a single person can also live in cheaper share home accommodation while they save for a deposit.
Kim's income is pretty average and she's bought close to the CBD in an expensive city.
Then a short time after buying her first unit she's gone out and bought a second.
So can you imagine how much a couple with 2 incomes could save?
Just a bit of financial literacy, some discipline and being prepared to start at the bottom is all it takes for a FHB to get into their own home.
I know she lived at home (or did) but a single person can also live in cheaper share home accommodation while they save for a deposit.
Kim's income is pretty average and she's bought close to the CBD in an expensive city.
Then a short time after buying her first unit she's gone out and bought a second.
So can you imagine how much a couple with 2 incomes could save?
Just a bit of financial literacy, some discipline and being prepared to start at the bottom is all it takes for a FHB to get into their own home.