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WHAT HAPPENS TO CONTRACTS OVER CHRISTMAS 2024
It’s crazy to say that another year is almost over and the Christmas season will be upon us before we know it. With the approaching Christmas period, it is important
SPOOKY SECRETS: DO YOU HAVE TO DISCLOSE A DEATH IN THE HOME WHEN SELLING?
Whether or not you have to disclose the death of someone in a property when selling varies across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. We have broken up the current
SELLING A DECEASED ESTATE IN QUEENSLAND
If you are selling a property that is still registered in the name of someone who has since passed away, there are some additional considerations when preparing the contract. A
SUNSET DATES – QUEENSLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES & VICTORIA
When purchasing ‘off the plan’ (i.e. where titles have not yet registered for the property), there may be statutory and/or contractual timeframes that exist allowing one or more parties to
LAND TAX QUEENSLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES & VICTORIA
When purchasing a property, it is important to consider, not only the upfront costs, but the ongoing costs associated with owning property. One such cost is land tax. Land tax
6# TIPS TO HELP YOU BUY A PROPERTY IN 2024
Whether you are buying in Queensland, New South Wales, or Victoria, we have listed the top six tips to help you secure your dream property. 1. BUILD THE RIGHT TEAM
TRANSFER DUTY QUEENSLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES & VICTORIA
Transfer duty (also known as stamp duty or, in Victoria, land transfer duty) is a state tax charged when purchasing property in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. Before purchasing
DO NOT FLUSH YOUR MONEY DOWN THE TOILET – IT PAYS TO ENSURE IT WILL NOT BE DEEMED TO BE A FOREIGN ENTITY
When purchasing residential property in Queensland, New South Wales or Victoria, significant additional taxes may be payable if the buying entity is deemed foreign. We’ve set out a break down
NEW QLD BODY CORPORATE RULES – IT’S GOOD NEWS FOR PET OWNERS
From 1 May 2024, reforms to the Body Corporate and Community Management Act (BCCM Act) will commence. Amongst other changes, the reforms clarify that body corporate by-laws cannot prohibit the