10 top tips to reduce your energy use
Whether you’re moving in to a new home, or changing the one you are in, we’d all love to see our energy consumption go down. Here’s our top 10 tips to help you save some money and live a little greener.
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How to choose a conveyancer you can trust
Buying or selling your house can be one of the biggest transactions of your life. Make sure you have a trustworthy conveyancer on your side to avoid taking unnecessary risks.
8 common mistakes home buyers make
You are looking to buy your first home but its turning out harder than you think. Make sure you avoid these common mistakes when you are house hunting for your dream home.
Changes made to stamp duty on property in NSW
Stamp duty for a property is always a hard pill to swallow. Luckily there are some reforms on the horizon in NSW! But what does stamp duty actually mean?
What is digital conveyancing?
The new way of conveyancing. Smart, simple and secure. Our article explains the transformation conveyancing is going through from traditional to paperless and digital.
Cooling off periods explained
With all the pressures around buying a house, its easy to make the wrong decision in the heat of the moment. Or possibly your circumstances have changed after you signed a contract? You may still be able to change your mind.
Babyproofing your home
Our new mum and experienced property conveyancer Jodi gives you her top baby proofing tips after her little toddler went from crawling to household detective. Your guide to baby-proofing your home.
First home buyers in Western Australia: Did you know you may be able to get your conveyancing costs refunded?
Did you know that first home buyers can be reimbursed up to $2,000 for incidental expenses when purchasing your first home in WA? We discuss eligibility and what you can claim.
Rentvesters may still be eligible for first home owner grants and some duty concessions
Are you renting you home and own an investment property? If you bought a property after 1 July 2000 and have not received a First Home Owner Grant before, you may still be eligible.
Property Investor saves time using tech-savvy real estate firms
Lawlab and Rundl making property deals easier for all. From messages, documents and each step shared directly to your mobile phone and involving you, your lawyer, your agent and your broker.