When you're ready to purchase your home between years 4 and 8 of your tenancy agreement, we’ll ensure a seamless and transparent process:
Guaranteed Purchase Price Range:
For brand-new or off-the-plan properties, we add 3% to the initial home value to account for the construction period (typically 6-8 months), covered by the investor. This caps the property’s value increase during construction, protecting you from delays in your future purchase price. From there, we calculate the minimum and maximum purchase price using compounded annual growth rates (CAGRs), as outlined in the table below.
Final Price Within Range:
When you exercise your purchase option, an independent valuer will assess your property based on current market conditions. The final price will fall within the predetermined range for that year and will never exceed the independent valuation. If the market value exceeds the maximum purchase price, you benefit from the appreciation, gaining greater equity in the property upon purchase.
Contributions as Deposit:
Your weekly contributions will be fully credited as your accumulated deposit in the final contract of sale. This amount may cover part or all of your deposit, easing your transition to a mortgage.
CAGR Explanation:
The table below details the CAGRs used to calculate price ranges, which vary between houses and apartments. Note that while Australia’s average CAGR for houses was 6.8% from 1993–2018 (CoreLogic), actual rates during your tenancy may differ.