Make Your First Property Purchase a Considered One
Is Property Investment Right for You?
What Should You Consider Before Your First Investment?
Your first investment property comes with decisions about how much you can spend, which type of property to buy and what you want it to achieve. Understanding these factors can help you work out whether you are ready to take the next step.
You Know What You Can Afford
You Are Open to Looking Beyond Your Local Area
Looking at Your Available Equity
Benefits of Your First Investment Property
Understand What Your First Property Could Offer
Your first investment property can be an important financial decision. Understanding the potential benefits, alongside the costs and risks, can help you decide which opportunities are worth exploring.
Enter the Property Market as an Investor
Explore Locations That Fit Your Budget
Consider Potential Rental Income
Explore House and Land Packages
Plan Beyond Your First Purchase
Learn More About Property Investment
How BAPI Can Help
Get Support With Your First Investment Property
Through its network of more than 500 builders and developers across Australia, BAPI researches and sources suitable investment opportunities, including house-and-land packages. The team shortlists properties based on your budget, goals and risk profile, providing relevant property information, market insights and reports to help you compare options and make informed decisions.
Once you've selected a property, BAPI can assist with negotiations, purchasing and the construction process, with support continuing after handover.
Why Choose BAPI?
Start Your Property Investment Journey with the Right Support
Experience You Can Draw On
Access to Established Property Networks
Know What Comes Next
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
The amount you will need depends on the property price, your deposit, borrowing capacity and purchase costs. You should also account for ongoing expenses such as loan repayments, insurance, maintenance and property management. A mortgage broker can help you understand your borrowing options.
Yes. You can purchase an investment property without first owning a home to live in, provided you meet the lender’s requirements and can manage the associated costs. Whether this approach suits you depends on your financial circumstances and goals.
Start by defining your budget and investment objectives. You can then compare locations, property types, rental demand and ongoing costs to assess which opportunities suit your requirements. BAPI helps clients research and shortlist suitable properties.
It may be suitable if the package aligns with your budget and investment plans. Before committing, consider the total cost, construction timeline, financing arrangements and likely ongoing expenses. The suitability of each package depends on your circumstances.

