Category: Property Law
Working To Reduce Paper Work In Property Conveyancing
If you have been hiding under a piece of paper, then you may not know that the way in which the Titles Registry deals with paper certificates of title (aka...
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PEXA E-Conveyance Vs Paper Settlement
Deciding on the most efficient and best value option for settling your property transaction is at the front of mind to most people and with the onset of modern technology,...
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BREAKING NEWS: Vendor Finance Contracts are NOT illegal
That's correct... Vendor Finance Contracts are NOT illegal. If you haven’t done so already, take a look at our previous article “What is Vendor Finance and Is It Worth It?”....
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Do I need to find a Solicitor before I sign a Contract?
In most conveyancing matters, the first time a solicitor sees a Contract is after it has been entered into and fully signed. So should you find a lawyer first? In...
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Just bought a House? What happens next?
Once you have a Contract, signed by both the seller and the buyer, one of the first things you should do is contact an experienced property conveyancing Solicitor. The conveyancing...
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The Seller’s Conveyancing Checklist Made Simple
Selling your home? Here are some important things to remember to get you through the process without breaking a sweat. Stage 1. Contract of Sale Often your real estate agent will...
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Selling your Home? Who Pays the Council Rates and Water Bill?
When selling your home, Buyers and Sellers often question who pays the council rates and the water bill. Solicitors will ensure adjustments are made at settlement so the council rates...
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Can’t afford your First Home? Flat Pack Housing FTW
Flat Pack Housing Saves Money With house prices seemingly on a "never-ending price rise", buying your first home may seem out of reach. However, buying your first home might not...
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Buying Off the Plan? What you need to know about the “Sunset Clause”
Sunset Clause in a Property Contract A common approach to buying property is to enter into an Off the Plan Contract for the purchase of a unit or house that...
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How to complete the new GST Withholding section in REIQ Contracts?
As discussed in our previous Article “Buyer Alert! New GST Withholding Laws for Buyers and Developers of New Residential Property” new GST withholding rules came into force on 1 July...
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