Conveyancing

A bunch of keys on top of a residential tenancy agreement
By Shanae Allen, Licensed Conveyancer September 19, 2024
Purchasing a home with tenants? There are several things you need to consider including the terms, transfer of bond, and more. Click here to read more about what to expect.
A piece of paper that says home inspections on it
By Leesa Mak, Licensed Conveyancer September 12, 2024
Protect your rights and ensure a smooth property purchase in NSW with a pre-settlement inspection. Learn about your responsibilities and how to spot potential issues.
A sticky note with the word easement written on it
By Kyle Bridge, Associate August 14, 2024
Easements are legally binding rights, so removing one from your property is not as straightforward as you might think. Find out what steps you can take to remove easements here.
top 5 is written in chalk on a blackboard.
By Vanessa Gordon, Licensed Conveyancer June 13, 2024
When selling your property, there are several things that you need to be careful of in order to ensure a smooth and successful transaction. Find out what they are here.
A person is putting coins into stacks of coins next to a model house.
By Michael Hatfield, Partner April 18, 2024
Find out whether you can use your SMSF to buy property in NSW, including key rules and tips for investment.
a cocktail drink with sunset in the background
By Jarrad Downs, Partner March 27, 2024
In legal terms, a sunset clause sets a timeframe for vendors to meet conditions before requiring settlement. Read this blog to learn more what a 'sunset clause' in off-the-plan contracts mean.
empty cart and house keys
By Vanessa Gordon, Licensed Conveyancer February 27, 2024
Purchasing a second property, then leasing out the initial one, might serve as a clever strategy for investment goals. This blog is a detailed step-by-step guide on how to approach it.
a hand is holding a wooden block with the words buy and rent on it
By Leesa Mak, Licensed Conveyancer January 15, 2024
Choosing between renting and buying a house, whether in New South Wales or elsewhere, involves considering key factors. Here are crucial aspects to guide your decision.
two women looking at a piece of paper in an empty room
By Vanessa Gordon, Licensed Conveyancer December 1, 2023
Find out whether friends can buy houses together in NSW, and learn the two common forms of property ownership involved in such cases.
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