Discover how property purchasers have become frontline compliance officers in Australia’s real estate market. From tax surcharges to GST and capital gains withholding, learn what buyers need to know to avoid costly penalties.
Read MoreTitle insurance is a specialised type of insurance that provides home buyers with protection against certain unknown and hidden risks which may exist at the time of purchase.
Read MoreA retirement village is a group of dwellings - which may be apartments, individual villas/townhouses – or a combination of both.
Read MoreWhen a seller has decided to sell any residential property, the first thing the seller should do is consult a conveyancer. The seller may have been contacted by a Real Estate Agent or the seller may have one in mind to use, but they cannot proceed until after the seller has instructed a conveyancer.
Read MoreContracts are signed by all parties and when the seller and buyer have both agreed on a price and the conditions of the sale. The contracts are exchanged and dated and the deposit paid by the buyer.
Read MoreOne way of buying a quality property is to buy it either before or during construction. It is important to understand the dynamics that drive this sector of the property market.
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