Although trusts and superannuation funds are legal entities that pay tax, they cannot own property themselves directly.   If a trust or superannuation fund wants to buy […]

The Adjustments general condition of a contract of sale of real estate reads as follows: The periodic outgoings and rent and other income is apportioned on […]

Are you asking yourself when you need a property valuation? First, let’s talk about stamp duty. Stamp duty is calculated on the dutiable value of the […]

If you’ve not an Australian or New Zealand citizen, and you don’t hold a permanent visa allowing you to be in Australia, then you are regarded […]

If you’ve bought a property and a registered proprietor has died, then either: There is a surviving joint proprietor or proprietors, who can lodge a survivorship […]

If you buy a property in rural or regional Victoria, you may see a few differences from buying a home in Melbourne. The property: May not […]

If you buy a property subject to a lease, then at settlement you become the landlord and are bound by the terms and conditions of the […]

Cooling off is the purchaser’s right to end a contract for the sale of real estate within 3 clear business days of the day that they […]

If a property has more than one owner, and they own the property as tenants in common, typically A and B are shown as tenants in […]