[1-on-1 Strategy Call] Buying Your First Home? Avoid These Mistakes

Free 1‑on‑1 call to help you dodge costly mistakes — from loan rejections to hidden costs, missed grants, and bad loan setups.
About this Event

Buying Your First Home? Avoid These Costly Mistakes!

Buying your first home is exciting, but the wrong move can cost you tens of thousands, or stop you from buying altogether.

Before you start house hunting, ask yourself:

• Overpaying — Do you know how to judge market value and negotiate properly?
• Hidden costs — Stamp duty, LMI (the insurance the bank makes you pay if your deposit's under 20%), legal fees — have you budgeted for these?
• Loan rejection — Do you know what banks look for, and what can hurt your approval?
• Missing grants — Are you across all the first-home buyer schemes and how to apply?
• Contract traps — Do you know when a contract becomes binding, and when you can't back out?
• Loan structure mistakes — Could your setup cost you thousands in interest, or limit your future plans?
• Future investment plans — Will today's loan choice affect your tax benefits or borrowing power later?
• Rentvesting — Should you buy an investment first while renting where you want to live?

What we'll cover on the call

Hi, I'm Victor Kwong, a mortgage broker specialising in first home buyers. This isn't a webinar or a group session. it's a personal strategy consultation where we go through your situation, answer your biggest questions, and map out a plan so you can buy with confidence.

I take these calls personally, which means proper tailored advice instead of generic tips, so I keep the number I can do each month realistic.

You can either:

• Book your call right away here:
• Or sign up via Eventbrite, and I'll personally follow up to arrange a time.

🎁 After our call, I'll send you my First Home Buyer Guide — 50+ pages, step by step from deposit to settlement, with the real scenarios I use with clients.

Most people I talk to walk into their first open home guessing. My job is to make sure that's not you.