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Advisory · Buying

Buying a home, in the right order.

A purchase planned backwards from the need and the number — so the search compares homes against a plan, instead of reacting to listings.

How buying works

Need

Stated by you

Strategy

The number, set first

Product

Matched on evidence

Offer to completion

Sequenced to handover

Strategy · In detail

Two questions: when, and at what number.

Worked out live, from your figures — before a single viewing.

01

Affordability, computed two ways

From your cash position, and from a monthly repayment that stays comfortable.

02

Tested against value, not heat

The product is tested against its value proposition — its strength, its standing in the district over the years, and its long-run price gap. Not the bank's maximum, not the asking price, and not the latest transactions: those only show the market's current heat.

03

Same total, different configurations

Keep the current home or sell it; one name or two. Each structure costed in full, inside one envelope.

04

If it does not fit

Structure first, then timing, then the product. The number is never stretched quietly.

The affordability calculation — funds cap, monthly cap, and the lower of the two

The calculation, from the Need · Strategy · Product tool — worked live, with your own figures.

Product · In detail

One live page, priced on evidence.

The search runs on a single page, maintained for you.

01

A live page, not a pile of links

New matches added the day they appear; homes that are gone come off at once.

02

Each home priced against its value proposition

Its asking price is read against recent deals by floor band and the project's long-run gap — the page shows the gap, and the entry price the evidence supports.

03

Filtered, with the reasons kept

What does not fit the need or the number is set aside — and the page keeps the reason.

04

Time on market, counted honestly

From first marketing, not the latest repost — a reposted home does not look new.

A buyer's live options page — each home priced against recent transactions

A buyer's live options page — every home read against its value proposition, across the whole market.

Offer to completion · In detail

The sequence is a decision, costed like one.

If you are selling too, the order of the two moves is chosen, not defaulted.

Move once

Sell and buy complete back to back. One move, no interim rent.

Sell first · Rent interim

Sell, then rent while you buy slowly. The interim rent is costed from market data, never guessed.

Buy first · Sell after

Secure the home first. The bridging cost is shown in numbers before you commit.

Then the offer — anchored on the evidence, not the asking price — and the option, conveyancing and handover sequenced around the path you chose.

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