Home title insurance protects property owners from financial loss due to title defects or legal issues related to property ownership. It’s a one-time cost, typically paid […]

In Victoria, a sunset clause in an off-the-plan property contract allows a developer to terminate the contract if certain conditions, like the registration of a plan […]

A pre-settlement inspection, also known as a final inspection, is an important step before finalising a property purchase. It allows the buyer to ensure the property […]

It is recommended to engage a conveyancer or solicitor before making an offer on a property. They can review the contract of sale, identify potential issues, […]

A PEXA fee is a mandatory charge for using the Property Exchange Australia (PEXA) platform to facilitate electronic property settlements. It’s essentially a transaction fee that […]

If your finance falls through after an auction, you face serious consequences as the property purchase is legally binding. You will likely lose your deposit (typically […]

If the property that you’re considering buying is affected by an Owners Corporation that is not inactive, in accordance with subsection 32F(1)(a) of the Sale of […]

If you buy a newly constructed dwelling, some differences apply: You may be eligible for the First Home Owner Grant, if you are first home buyer […]

If you buy a dwelling off the plan in a strata subdivision on or after 21/10/2024 but before 21/10/2025, you will eligible for the off-the-plan stamp […]