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Have you ever been told a story about real estate contracts only being valid if they’ve been signed on paper? Spolier alert: it’s a fictitious story perpetuated all too often …
Have you ever been told a story about real estate contracts only being valid if they’ve been signed on paper? Spolier alert: it’s a fictitious story perpetuated all too often …
You have made it through contract negotiations and are at the final hurdle: settlement. Our settlement experts answer the most commonly asked questions from buyers and sellers to make your big day easier.
Everything you need to know about owning a pool and how to avoid risking hefty fines. This article covers certificates, contract conditions, how to check on the status of your pool and much more.
Planning on selling your property in Queensland? Our legal director gives advice on how to avoid lengthy delays, unexpected costs and uncertainty. Read on for more information on the conveyancing process and required contract disclosures.
What is conveyancing? We use over 100 years of conveyancing experience to help you by answering some common questions asked by sellers during the conveyancing process.
Why do I need a conveyancing lawyer? Surely I can handle this myself? Find out why engaging a trusted and experienced conveyancing lawyer is so important and will be worth it.
Victorian property contracts can be overwhelming and confusing with a number of disclosures and statements that are mandatory for sellers to include. Here are some tips on what to look out for.
Staging is the practice of strategically arranging furnishings and decor to make a house look its best while selling. You want to make it easier for potential buyers to visualise the property as theirs …
Is this the year for a new home? The idea of a new home can be very exciting but there’s a lot to consider and plan for. Here are 10 steps to shed some light on what to expect in your new home journey.
Digital transformation is coming to the conveyancing industry. Until recently there were still barriers to an end to end electronic conveyancing experience, find out how NSW and QLD have progressed.