If you like where you live, you may want to consider renovating instead of finding a new home.
Depending on your circumstances, you could consider turning your current home into an investment property.
Use our seller's checklist to help you get started and ensure you're as prepared as possible.
There are a few extra steps to consider when you’re buying a home for the second time around.
Lock in our lowest ever fixed rate so you can save and lock in low repayments1.
Consider all the costs involved in selling a home and make sure your finances are in check.
Your financial situation may be different to when you last bought and what you can afford could have changed too.
A property report can help you understand the market and the value of homes in the area you're looking to buy.
Use the CommBank Property app to search for properties and gain market insights.
Having conditional pre-approval could ensure you don’t miss out on the property you want.
If you buy before you sell, you may be eligible for bridging finance.
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1 To apply for a Wealth Package, you must have an eligible home loan or line of credit with an initial package lending balance of at least $150,000 at the time of your application. Eligible home loans include: Standard Variable Rate home loan, Fixed Rate home loans and Viridian Line of Credit. A non-refundable annual fee of $395 is payable in advance. The package can be established in the name of one or two individual’s name/s, or in the name of a corporate entity. It cannot be established in the name of a business or family investment trust. Customers with Low Documentation loans are not eligible to apply for Wealth Package.
Subject to credit approval. Fees, charges, terms and conditions apply. As this advice has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs, you should consider its appropriateness to your circumstances before acting on the advice.
