What is buyers and sellers remorse? Buyer’s remorse and seller’s remorse are common feelings that can arise after buying or selling a home. Buyer’s remorse is the feeling of …
Why create a will at all? Having a will ensures that your assets are distributed in line with your wishes. If you have minor children, you can also make it clear who you …
The Queensland Government recently announced a $15,000.00 boost to the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG), taking the total grant to $30,000.00 for eligible first home purchases. …
Who will you trust to do your conveyancing when you buy or sell your home, one of the biggest transactions in your life? Hiring a dodgy conveyancer who promises cheap …
What is changing? From 1 March 2024 there will be significant changes to the conveyancing process and land titles lodgements in the Northern Territory. Lawyers and …
Queensland laws have changed to give buyers more rights after the date of the sunset date has expired in off the plan land sales. A sunset date is the latest date by which an …
Electronic settlements for property conveyancing Electronic settlements for property conveyancing first occurred in 2014 and now nearly all property transactions are settled …
Investing in real estate, particularly rental properties, has long been heralded for its potential to provide steady income, property value appreciation, tax advantages and …
Australia’s thriving real estate market attracts investors both nationally and internationally. The Australian government has recently imposed strict regulations under the …
An estimated 84% of first home buyers in NSW will soon save on stamp duty An estimated 84%* of first home buyers in NSW will be exempt for stamp duty or save on reduced stamp …
