Browse Forums Home Finance 1 Mar 12, 2022 10:04 pm Hello All, I'm in the early stages of reviewing the option to owner build, though having done it in the past for a shed, a new home is a whole lot more to consider. I wanted to get some input on how people structured their loan draw downs with respect to having to purchase materials etc.? I understand the bank forces you to use your own funds initially, so I can only assume this may impact your cash flow down the line for purchasing fit out items and the like, the kind of items which aren't on account and need to be paid before installing. What's the standard routine in this situation? Thanks in advance. Cheers Dale In NSW, an owner builder is one whom has obtained an owner builder certificate a builds a house. Minor repairs such as these do not fall under the scope of an owner… 1 11967 Being an owner builder is no walk in the park. It’s a challenging endeavour that requires dedication and hard… 0 21802 I believe you do because you are second builder on the job. If you sell who is going to warrant portion of work you have done? Who is going to take out Home Owner's… 3 11816 ![]() |