Melbourne couple buys $622k Frankston North home after living with parents to save

First-home buyer Muhammad Khan outside the Frankston North house he bought with wife Megan for $622,000 after the couple spent two years living with her parents to save a deposit. Picture: Mark Stewart Megan and Muhammad Khan have bought their first home for $622,000 after spending two years living with her parents to save a deposit. The couple are preparing to move from their Mount Waverley rental into a three-bedroom Frankston North house opposite a playground for their daughter. The couple previously rented in Bentleigh East before moving into her parents’ Carnegie home to put money aside. RELATED: Derelict Vic country home sells for a $110k Vic landlords face three-strike ban threat Star AFL recruit’s huge $3.3m move Their daughter added another dimension to the living arrangements. “Chucking a kid in there changes the dynamic a bit,” Ms Khan said. After two years with family, they moved into a Mount Waverley rental, where they have spent the past 10 months. Frankston North was already on their list, offering comparatively affordable detached houses close to the beach and local green spaces. Schools and the nearby Pines nature reserve also appealed. The family’s new clinker-bri...