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Building a new home is an exciting journey, but one of the biggest questions Australian homeowners face is financing the project. Whether it’s your first build or you’re upgrading, understanding the best ways to fund your new house can save you money and stress. Patson Homes is here to guide you through practical, up-to-date financing options tailored for 2025 so your dream home becomes a reality.
Before exploring your financing choices, it’s important to know what costs are involved. Beyond the basic construction fees, consider expenses like land purchase, site preparation, permits, professional fees, and interior finishes. A clear budget will help you avoid surprises and plan your loan requirements intelligently.
In Australia, a construction loan is designed specifically for building a new home. Unlike a standard home loan, funds are released in stages as the building progresses, minimizing interest on the unused amount. Here’s how it works:
You apply for a construction loan with your bank or lender.
Funds are drawn down progressively based on completed construction milestones.
Interest is only charged on the amount drawn, helping you manage cash flow effectively.
Traditional Home Loan: You may finance the land purchase first, then take a construction loan for building purposes.
Personal Loans: Though riskier and usually with higher interest, personal loans can bridge short-term gaps.
Government Grants and Incentives: Check eligibility for schemes like the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) or HomeBuilder Grants, which can provide significant financial support.
Builder Financing Plans: Some builders, including Patson Homes, offer flexible payment structures or partnerships with lenders to simplify financing.
Get Pre-Approval: Before starting, obtain loan pre-approval to understand your borrowing capacity.
Compare Lenders: Interest rates, fees, and loan terms vary widely—shop around to find the best deal.
Consider Fixed vs Variable Rates: Fixed rates offer stability while variable rates might save money if interest falls.
Maintain a Strong Credit Score: Lenders prefer borrowers with good credit histories; take steps to improve yours before applying.
Patson Homes not only builds quality homes but also supports clients through the financing maze. Our team works closely with trusted financial advisors and lenders to provide tailored recommendations and help you access relevant grants or loan options. Building your home with Patson means expert guidance both on-site and in managing your project budget.
