Yes, you may be able to move into a vacant property before settlement with the vendor’s permission. This typically involves a Licence Agreement, in which the […]

Consolidation is when the land contained in two or more adjacent titles is consolidated into a single lot and a new child title is issued to […]

A caveat is an ex-parte (single party) dealing registered on a title or group of titles that shows the valid interest of that party (the caveator) […]

Glenferrie Conveyancing Pty Ltd was the first firm in Australia to be registered as a practitioner subscriber of the PEXA electronic settlement platform, and we conducted […]

If you are buying, selling or transferring the ownership of property, you will be a party shown on an electronic document called a Transfer, either as […]

If the property you are buying going to be your principal place of residence, you may become eligible for several concessions and exemptions: A stamp duty […]

If you’re not buying at auction, it is possible to purchase a property subject to getting a loan approval within a specified time. This is done […]

Step 1: The vendor signs their Vendor Statement (Section 32), a signed statement of matters affecting the land as specified in section 32 of the Sale […]

No. Instead, the trustee or the trustees of the trust own the land on behalf of the trust and its beneficiaries.  This is why only the […]