Buying a home has a route.

HomeStation lays out the New Zealand home-buying process as a map — 35 stops across six lines. It tracks your deadlines, reads your LIM and builder's reports in plain English, and always shows what comes next.

Free for one property. Built in New Zealand.

Money Hunt Deal Checks Legal Move
Your next stop C2

Order the LIM

The council has up to 10 working days. Order it the day your offer is accepted.

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Six lines. One home.

Every part of buying a home sits on one of six lines. Pick a line to see its stations.

Stations from different lines happen side by side. The app puts them in the right order for you.

Deal line Making an offer, meeting conditions, and settlement day.
  1. D1 How it's sold
  2. D2 Offer
  3. D3 Negotiate
  4. D4 Accepted
  5. D5 Unconditional
  6. D6 Deposit
  7. D7 Settlement
  8. D8 Keys
Money line Deposits, KiwiSaver, loans, and what buying actually costs.
  1. M1 Budget
  2. M2 KiwiSaver
  3. M3 Mortgage adviser
  4. M4 Pre-approval
  5. M5 Insurance
  6. M6 Finance confirmed
  7. M7 Drawdown
Hunt line Deciding what you want, going to viewings, and comparing homes.
  1. H1 Wishlist
  2. H2 Search
  3. H3 Viewings
  4. H4 Compare
  5. H5 The one
Checks line LIM reports, builder’s reports, the property title, and other checks before you commit.
  1. C1 Title
  2. C2 LIM
  3. C3 Builder's report
  4. C4 Valuation
  5. C5 Hazards
  6. C6 All clear
Legal line Choosing a lawyer, the sale and purchase agreement, and transferring ownership.
  1. L1 Get a lawyer
  2. L2 Contract
  3. L3 Conditions
  4. L4 Satisfied
  5. L5 Transfer
Move line Movers, utilities, and final checks before and after you move in.
  1. X1 Final check
  2. X2 Movers
  3. X3 Utilities
  4. X4 Address

What HomeStation does for you

Three jobs that usually live in your head, your inbox and a spreadsheet.

Pre-approval Done
Lawyer checks agreement Today
Order the LIM Day 1
Builder's report Day 2
Finance confirmed Condition date

Know what's next

Every step and deadline, in the order it happens. No guessing what you've forgotten.

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LIM report summary

Example
  1. Review with your lawyer. The deck has a consent but no code compliance certificate.
  2. Worth noting. An overland flow path crosses part of the section.
  3. Clear. Rates recorded, nothing owing.

Understand your documents

Upload a LIM or builder's report and get a plain-English summary of what it says, so you know what to ask.

Kauri StRimu Rd
TitleFreeholdCross-lease
LIM1 questionClear
BuilderMinorRoof work
Commute18 min32 min

Compare homes side by side

Put the things that actually decide it next to each other: title, reports, costs, the commute.

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How much cash will you need?

Your deposit is only part of it. Move the slider to see a rough total.

Deposit

Under 20%, banks may add a low-equity margin or fee.

Deposit$75,000
Buying costs $5,000 to $10,000
(flat, not tied to price)

Cash you'll likely need $80,000 to $85,000

A rough guide. Buying costs don't rise with house price — legal fees, reports, valuation, moving and insurance vary by property and provider instead.

Plain-English guides

Every guide is checked against official New Zealand sources before it's published.

All guides

Checked against legislation.govt.nz Reserve Bank of NZ Kāinga Ora Consumer Protection Settled.govt.nz LINZ

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Questions people ask

Is this financial or legal advice?

No. HomeStation gives you plain-English information. For decisions about your purchase, talk to your lawyer, bank or adviser.

Is the Journey Pass a subscription?

No. It's a single payment of NZ$79 for 12 months. Nothing renews.

Where are my documents stored?

In Sydney, Australia, on Supabase's infrastructure. Our privacy policy explains exactly how they're handled.

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