Frequently Asked Questions

Generally, yes, provided the trust is purchasing a property that is your first home, you are a trustee and beneficiary of the trust, and you intend to live in the property as your principal place of residence.
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⁠To be eligible:

• The sale and purchase agreement must clearly state your name as purchaser (or a deed of nomination clearly states your name as nominee); and
• You must confirm via statutory declaration that the property to be purchased is intended to be the principal place of residence for you and your family.

Along with your completed First Home Withdrawal application, you will also need to supply a copy of the trust deed. The application will be subject to the details set out in the deed.