Buying a residential property in Victoria? We'll review any*# residential contract of sale and vendor statement (section 32) for free in 2-3 business days. * Except for old general law, company … [Read more...]
Top three legal tips for buying property
Buying a property is one of the most serious financial decisions you will ever make. It’s easy to get swept up in emotions when you think you’ve found “the one”, especially when you’re a first home … [Read more...]
Stamp duty from 1 July 2017
Buying a property after 1 July 2017? No stamp duty will be payable for first home buyers on properties purchased for up to $600,000. You must move into the property within 12 months of settlement. … [Read more...]
What Sydney-siders need to know about buying property in Melbourne
Let’s face it: there’s not much value left in the Sydney property market. That’s why so many Sydney-siders are flocking to Melbourne, whether to relocate or to invest from afar. I’ve assisted … [Read more...]
Top three legal tips for buying land
With house prices in Melbourne unaffordable for many, buying land and building a house in a new estate is another option. Here are my top three legal tips: Understand the sunset clause The … [Read more...]
“Subject to a building and pest inspection”
When a property is available for private sale, you may be able to make an offer “subject to a building and pest inspection”. Older homes may have hidden issues with foundations and roofing, as well … [Read more...]
Top Five Tips for Buying Off The Plan
I've read hundreds of 'off the plan' contracts over the years and assisted dozens of clients purchase brand new properties and land releases. Here are my top five tips for 'off the plan' buyers: … [Read more...]
Buying a property? Read this first.
Buying a property is one of the most serious financial decisions you will ever make. It’s easy to get swept up in emotions when you think you’ve found “the one”, especially when you’re a first home … [Read more...]
Conveyancing FAQ: Does that “fixture” come with the property?
I'm often asked: "What comes with the property - and what doesn't?" Things that are physically bolted, concreted or nailed into a property are called fixtures. These include light fittings, carpets … [Read more...]
