With no cooling-off in WA, a building and pest condition is often your only chance to check a home after your offer is accepted. Here’s how the standard annexures work and what to do if there’s a problem.
In WA, your offer becomes a binding contract as soon as it’s accepted, and there’s no cooling-off. Here’s how the finance clause protects you, what you must do and what happens at the approval date.
A finance condition lets you sign a Queensland contract before your loan is formally approved. Here’s how it works, what you must do by the finance date and what happens if you miss it.
Sellers in Victoria can ask for your deposit before settlement. Learn how section 27 works, your 28-day right to object, and the law change due by 1 July 2027.
In Victoria, building and pest conditions are not automatic. Learn how General Conditions 21 and 22 work, the report deadline, cooling-off and owner-builder rules.
Buying off the plan in NSW comes with extra legal protections, from a 10 business day cooling-off period to limits on sunset clauses. Here is what you need to know before you sign.
A pre-auction offer in NSW lets you try to buy before auction day, but sellers usually ask you to waive cooling-off. Learn how it works and how to protect yourself.
A plain English guide to the section 32 vendor statement in Victoria: what it must include, when you should get it, your rights if it’s wrong, and the changes coming in 2027.
A finance clause in Victoria gives you just 2 clear business days after the approval date to end the contract. Here are the four things every buyer should know before signing.
NSW land tax is a yearly tax on land you own when its combined value is above the threshold. Learn the current thresholds, rates and exemptions, and what land tax means when you buy.
