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What Is the NSW First Home Owner Grant, and Are You Eligible?

What Is the NSW First Home Owner Grant, and Are You Eligible?

The First Home Owner Grant is a grant of up to $10,000 provided to NSW-based property buyers. The idea is to offer a better deal for first-home buyers in the state and help them get their foot on the property ladder in a meaningful way.

If this sounds interesting to you, you’re probably wondering what’s next. Take a look at our guide to the NSW government’s FHOG program and find out more.

Are You Eligible for the First Home Owner Grant?

Many first-home buyers are currently asking themselves the same question: Am I eligible for the First Home Owner Grant? Under the scheme, only buyers who meet a certain set of criteria are eligible. Successful applicants will…

There are also some requirements relating to the price of the property and the cost of the purchase:

Proving Your Eligibility for NSW’s FHOG

You’ll need documentation to prove your First Home Owner Grant eligibility. These are detailed below.

For All Applicants

You’ll need:

Just for New Home Buyers

You’ll need:

You may be able to provide alternative documentation if you do not have any of the above — this particularly applies to the sale contract.

Just for Comprehensive Home Building Contract Applicants

You’ll need:

Just for Owner-Builder Applicants

You’ll need:

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Here at Sydney Brokers, we know how tricky it can be as a first home buyer. This is why we provide our industry-leading broker services to help you find your perfect first home. Reach out to our team today, and let’s chat about your options — your first step on the property ladder begins here.

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