Category: Conveyancing

The final inspection before settlement NSW is also known as a pre-settlement property inspection. Let's suppose that you've purchased a property in NSW. There can...

When it comes to real estate transactions, it is not uncommon for first home buyers to encounter several legal challenges along the way. Real estate...

Conveyancing lawyers are legal professionals who specialise in ensuring that the legal documents you are preparing about sales, mortgage, and other property transactions are appropriate...

An easement is a portion of land that permits another person to cross over or use it. So, imagine you have a house, but the...

Simultaneous settlement refers to the coordinated closing of two property ownership transactions on the same day. This means that both the sale of your current...

Is buying your first home NSW one of your long-term goals? If yes, then this article is for you! A home isn't just a place...

A surveyor’s report confirms the boundaries of a property. A surveyor or land surveyor is someone responsible for preparing site plans and survey reports. These...

In the context of real estate in Australia, pre-settlement inspection is the final inspection of a property that is scheduled to be settled in the next week or two....

What are the steps to buy a house in NSW in 2023? People may want to buy a new property or a new house either...

A lot of people may ask themselves ‘when is FIRB approval required?’. FIRB stands for Foreign Investment Review Board which is an Australian government division that examines...

People might have seen the clause ‘signing contract and or nominee’ when buying or selling property (conveyancing). Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring land or title...

People living in Australia may wonder how conveyancing in Inner West Sydney works. But, what is conveyancing? Conveyancing is a branch of law that refers to the...

Cooling off period in NSW refers to the time after the seller signs the legally binding contract of sale, within which the buyer can still pull out...

A sunset date contract specifies the deadline (the sunset clause) before which a builder or contractor must finish a project. A sunset date is the day a...

In New South Wales (NSW), a home owners warranty insurance or domestic building insurance covers homeowners in case a licensed builder contractor goes bankrupt, passes...

Following a divorce or separation, parties often wonder if they have to pay stamp duty on divorce property settlement. Firstly, let’s go over the meaning...

Preparing a pre settlement inspection checklist NSW is probably the most important final step in the conveyancing process. The conveyancing process is the legal and formal transfer...

In NSW, the 2019 edition of the contract for sale and purchase of land was in use until the Real Estate Institute of New South...