The Importance of having a Solicitor for your conveyancing, and what is a Section 32? by Melitta Hill Conveyancing is a necessary process in buying or selling property. A professional conveyancer or conveyancing solicitor helps with the settlement and title transfer process [...]
Statutory Demands and Debt – Section 459E and the Corporation’s Act by Rochelle Manderson What is a Statutory Demand? A Statutory demand is a legal device that can be used in certain circumstances where a debtor [...]
Finding Money To Buy Real Estate by Jacqui Brauman Being a first-time home buyer is exciting! But I know it can also feel overwhelming. It’s one of the biggest purchases we may do in our life. Making [...]
New State Revenue Office Concession for those purchasing commercial and industrial properties in regional areas by Sarah Coombs As of 1 July 2019, the State Revenue Office is offering a concession for those purchasing land in [...]
Easy Conveyancing for Purchasers by Sarah Coombs Buying or selling a property can be a daunting process, but by following the 9 step conveyancing process detailed below, both vendors and purchasers can reduce stress and have a [...]
Common mistakes in conveyancing when there’s a water share By Jacqui Brauman About 10 years ago, many water rights were detached from the land, and became like a land title (but a water share) within their [...]
Lease v Licence A lease is a proprietary right in the property and enjoys protections under the law. But a licence, however, is merely a contractual right that exists between the parties to the agreement. It is [...]
Position! Position! ... Condition By Rochelle Manderson With Real Estate, it is: "Position! Position! Position!" But you should be thinking, "Condition! Condition! Condition!" This blog is about the condition of the property at settlement. Whether you are [...]
GST Withholding and What Does it Mean For You? by Melitta Hill Do you have a GST Withholding obligation? As of the 1st July 2018, certain Purchasers of new residential premises and ‘potential residential land’ are required [...]
SMSF and Stamp duty by Elizabeth Romeril Purchasing property in the name of a self-managed superannuation fund (‘SMSF’) can be advantageous, depending on your financial circumstances. You should always get advice from a financial planner before commencing [...]
