Tag Archives: selling property

Pre-Auction Offers Explained | The Complete NSW Buyer’s Guide

Posted on October 23, 2026 Posted inBuying Property, Selling PropertyTags:buying property, conveyancer, conveyancing, delayed settlement, lawyer, selling property, south west conveyancing

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.

Finance Conditions Explained | The Complete VIC Buyer’s Guide

Posted on October 18, 2026 Posted inBuying Property, Selling PropertyTags:buying property, conveyancer, conveyancing, delayed settlement, lawyer, selling property, south west conveyancing

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.

Land Tax Explained | The Complete NSW Buyer’s Guide

Posted on October 13, 2026 Posted inBuying Property, Selling PropertyTags:buying property, conveyancer, conveyancing, delayed settlement, lawyer, selling property, south west conveyancing

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.

Converting Your Home to an Investment Property | The Complete NSW Guide

Posted on June 2, 2026 Posted inBuying Property, Selling PropertyTags:buying property, conveyancer, conveyancing, delayed settlement, lawyer, selling property, south west conveyancing

Thinking of renting out your home? Here is how converting it to an investment property in NSW affects stamp duty, capital gains tax, land tax and your home loan.

Building and Pest Conditions Explained | The Complete Queensland Buyer’s Guide

Posted on April 2, 2026 Posted inBuying Property, Selling PropertyTags:buying property, conveyancer, conveyancing, delayed settlement, lawyer, selling property, south west conveyancing

A building and pest condition in Queensland lets you end the contract if, acting reasonably, you are not satisfied with the inspection reports. Here is how it works.

Requisitions on Title Explained | The Complete NSW Buyer’s Guide

Posted on February 18, 2026 Posted inBuying Property, Selling PropertyTags:buying property, conveyancer, conveyancing, delayed settlement, lawyer, selling property, south west conveyancing

Requisitions on title are formal questions a buyer asks the seller after exchange. Here is how they work in NSW, and why your own checks before exchange matter more.

‘Notice to Complete’ Explained | The Complete NSW Buyer’s Guide

Posted on February 4, 2026 Posted inBuying Property, Selling PropertyTags:buying property, conveyancer, conveyancing, delayed settlement, lawyer, selling property, south west conveyancing

A notice to complete gives the other party a final, essential deadline to settle. Here is how it works in NSW, when it is valid and what to do if you receive one.