STABILITY IN UNCERTAIN TIMES.

For so many of us we find ourselves adapting to uncertain times. Social distancing is the new way of life, and for the lucky ones who remain in employment, we find ourselves operating from our kitchen bench, bedroom, garage, shed, or spare room. There’s no personal interactions with our work mates and industry colleagues. No catching up for a cuppa or cold beverage. It’s very different, and as social beings it takes a bit of getting used to. The freedoms that we have always taken for granted as Australians are restricted, and it’s affecting every one of us.

The images of Australians lining up in Centrelink queues is a stark and confronting reality, as are the stories from many Australians worried about how they are going to make their next home loan or rental payment. COVID-19 has been so disruptive, and yet only a short while ago it was completely inconceivable that our society could see such changes within weeks. Through no fault of their own, Australian’s and their families have been left more vulnerable, and are looking for positive ways to take back control in their lives and steps forward amidst the uncertainty.

At times like these one can only take heart in the fact that “this too shall pass”. Our greatest times of growth and learning often come from some of our darkest and most difficult times. I have found my time at the office kitchen bench is interrupted with constant streams of information about the world-wide pandemic, and leaving me wondering at the enormity of what we are living through right now, and if scenarios like this are likely to happen again? Your mind starts to tick over and starts lining up all of the what ifs….

What if…..we could take the pressure off Australian families and reduce the amount of money they had to find each week to pay their home loan or rent.  What if… instead of having to find $400-$500 per week for home loan or rent payments … it could be reduced to $110 to $160 or less per week… What if… we could give First Home Owners a new way to home ownership without the burden of large home loan repayments.

An idea started to come together in my mind, but I had to find out if it could be done.I started calling banks and lenders, saying to them that I have an idea for completely restructuring how Aussies buy their first home. A way that actually puts them ahead in life instead of working overtime to simply keep up. Imagine if it was possible for someone to buy a $500,000 home, complete with 5 bedrooms, double garage, fenced, landscaped, turn key. Imagine no more rent, and the homeowners contribution averaging around $160 per week. For. Their. Own. Home.

In difficult times comes our greatest inspiration, and I have an inkling that this new approach could just revolutionise the way we enter the property market in this country. I invite you to explore a new way, a way to safe guard yourself in unpredictable times, and take strides towards greater financial freedom and independence.

I’ve called this approach The Dual Key Way.

Stay Safe …..and stay positive that this time shall pass.

Kind regards,

Steve

Director

Dual Key Homes