
Your Property Purchase Starts Here
Expert guidance from pre-approval to settlement — we make buying a property smoother and smarter.

What Buyers Need to Know Before Purchasing a property
- Pre-approval is a game changer — it tells you what lenders are willing to offer before you even make an offer.
- Know your budget realistically — include stamp duty, legal costs and ongoing expenses as part of your total buying cost.
- Loan features matter as much as rates — offset accounts, redraw and flexible repayments can save you money over time.
- Different lenders, different offers — we compare across a panel of over 50 lenders to find competitive terms.
- Your financial profile shapes your options — income, expenses and credit history all affect borrowing capacity.
- Timing and market conditions impact outcomes — prices change, interest rates change, and being prepared keeps you ahead of the market.

Benefits of Working with Grange Finance
- Clear understanding of your borrowing capacity before you start property shopping
- Faster pre-approval turnaround so you’re ready when the right property hits the market
- Competitive home loan rate comparison across multiple lenders
- Expert negotiation of loan features and terms you won’t find on your own
- Reduced stress — we manage paperwork and deadlines for you
- Post-settlement support to ensure your loan remains on track
Why Choose Us for Property Purchase
FAQs
1. Do I need pre-approval before making an offer?
Yes — pre-approval shows sellers and agents you’re serious and helps you shop within your budget.
2. What costs should I budget for beyond the deposit?
Expect stamp duty, legal/conveyancing fees, lenders mortgage insurance (if applicable), and moving costs as part of total purchase expenses.
3. Can I choose between fixed and variable interest rates?
Absolutely — and we help you understand the real impact of each option on your repayments and loan flexibility.
4. How long does the loan approval process take?
It varies by lender but getting pre-approved can take a few days to weeks depending on documentation and financial complexity.
5. What if I’m buying an investment property vs a home to live in?
Different loan structures and criteria may apply — and we’ll guide you through investment loan options if that’s your goal.