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Category: Conveyancing & Property Law
6 key things to consider before selling a property in NSW
If the time has come for you to sell your property, there are a number of things to consider in order to help you prepare for the sale. We outline 6 primary considerations that you should carefully consider and plan ahead for to ensure the property transaction runs as smoothly as possible.
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Choosing the right entity when purchasing property in NSW
Whether you are a first home buyer or an investor, taking time to consider what entity to purchase a property under is an important consideration. Not only will the purchasing entity have an impact on ownership of the property, but it may also have financial and liability consequences that purchasers need to be aware of.
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Understanding deposit bonds in real estate transactions
A deposit bond is an alternative to the traditional cash deposit paid when entering into a real estate contract. This article demystifies the concept, shedding light on what it entails and providing valuable insights for clients considering its use in real estate transactions.
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Risks of off-the-plan property purchases in NSW
Purchasing property off-the-plan in New South Wales can be an exciting venture. However, off-the-plan developments also contain potential pitfalls and risks that property purchasers need to be aware of.
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Purchasing a property with a waterfront licence in NSW
In this article, we explore what land is owned by Crown Lands and applying for Domestic Waterfront Licences, as required by Crown Lands when owning waterfront property NSW.
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Crown Land leases and subleases NSW
If you have a Crown Land lease, there are also options to sublease that land. In this article, we explore what land is owned by Crown Land, Crown Land lease applications and subleases under a Crown Land lease.
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Property tax vs stamp duty for new home buyers in NSW
Eligible new first home buyers in NSW now have an option to pay an annual ‘property tax’ instead of the upfront lump sum stamp duty.
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What if I accept less than 10% deposit when selling my property?
We look at the risks and benefits associated with accepting a lower deposit (like 5%) than has been traditionally accepted when selling property.
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The importance of severing joint tenancy during family law proceedings
A primary reason to sever a joint tenancy after separation is to protect your interest in property should you die unexpectedly.
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Should I purchase property as joint tenants or tenants in common
The two options when purchasing property with others are to purchase as either joint tenants or tenants in common. Here, we explore the differences.
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Calculating rates and other expenses when buying or selling property
In this article, we outline how the balance to be paid by a purchaser on completion of a property conveyance, is calculated when considering these rates and expenses.
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Pre-purchase property inspections NSW
When purchasing property in NSW, it's important to take steps before exchanging contracts, including if purchasing at auction or where no cooling off period applies, to ensure you know the property and how you are going to purchase it.
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