BUY YOUR DREAM HOME OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY

With over a decade of finance  and banking experience our
team delivers expert guidance and exceptional care at every step.

How We Support
You Through Your
Home Loan Journey

Whether you're upgrading to your forever property, or building an investment portfolio, we're here to guide you through every stage. We take the time to understand your unique goals and financial position, then match you with the right loan structure and lender.

From initial consultation through to settlement and beyond, we handle the complexity while keeping you informed at every step. Our role is to simplify the process, save you time, and ensure you're getting the best possible outcome, without the stress of navigating it alone.
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Why Choose Fruition Financial?

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FAQs

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Can I turn my current home into an investment property when upsizing?
Yes, you can convert your current home into an investment property when purchasing your next home, provided you meet certain criteria:

- You have sufficient deposit saved for your new home purchase

- Your income and financial position support servicing both the existing loan and the new loan simultaneously

- You're comfortable managing the total monthly repayments across both properties

This strategy allows you to build wealth through property investment while upgrading to your next home. We'll assess your borrowing capacity and help structure your loans to make this transition as smooth as possible.
What is a bridging loan?
A bridging loan is a short-term financing solution (typically 6-12 months) that allows you to purchase your new home before selling your current one. The bridging loan covers the gap between buying and selling, giving you the funds to settle on your new property without the pressure of having to sell first. Once your existing home sells, the proceeds are used to pay off the bridging loan, leaving you with your final "end debt" on the new property. This option provides flexibility and can be particularly useful in competitive markets where you need to act quickly on the right property.
What are the costs of upsizing or buying a new home?
When purchasing your new home, budget for:

- Your deposit (typically 20% to avoid LMI)
- Stamp duty
- Legal and conveyancing fees
- Mortgage discharge fees on your current loan (if applicable)
- Moving and removalist costs
- Refurnishing, styling, and any immediate maintenance or renovation work

If you're selling your current home simultaneously, additional costs include:

- Pre-sale repairs, cleaning, or minor renovations
- Real estate agent commission (typically 2-3% of sale price)
- Property styling and marketing expenses
- Legal and conveyancing costs for the sale
- Bridging loan interest and fees (if applicable)

We'll help you understand the full financial picture so you can plan your upsizing journey with confidence.
Would it be better to renovate my current home instead of buying?
This depends on your personal goals, family needs, and financial situation. Renovating can be more cost-effective as you'll save on stamp duty, real estate agent commissions, and moving costs. However, if your current home's location, size, or layout no longer suits your lifestyle, upsizing may be the better long-term solution. If you do decide to renovate and need to borrow funds, keep in mind that structural renovations typically require a construction loan with progress payments rather than a traditional mortgage. We can help you weigh the financial pros and cons of both options based on your circumstances.
Should I get a pre-approval before looking for a property?
Pre-approval is essential whether you're upsizing, buying an investment property, or purchasing your first home. It gives you certainty around how much you can borrow, strengthens your negotiating position with sellers, and allows you to move quickly when you find the right property. Many buyers' agents and real estate agents will require pre-approval before formally starting their search. We'll arrange your pre-approval early in the process so you can shop with confidence.

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