As a buyer and seller you have a legal right to have your Contract reviewed by a Solicitor before signing the Contract to ensure that you fully understand the terms of the Contract before it is signed and you are legally bound to purchase or sell the property.
Buying a home is one of the biggest purchases you are going to make in your life. If you do not take the time to get legal advice from an experienced property lawyer first, it could end up being a whole lot costlier than it needs to be.
Buying a home is an exciting time. There is a lot to take care of, and you will be racing around getting everything done in time for the settlement date.
Do you want to buy your first home, need a change of scene, or outgrowing your current residence? Are you purchasing an investment property, or assisting your child with purchasing their first home?
What Can Go Wrong When Buying A house? Well just about everything! Often when individuals ask this question it is too late and they are knee deep in fighting expensive fires.
The cooling off period is a period of 5 Business Days after you receive a fully executed contract to purchase a property. During the cooling off period, the purchaser has the option to re-think the purchase and consider their ability to finance the property. If you change your mind within this timeframe, you can elect to terminate the contract at your absolute discretion. While a cooling off period has some obvious benefits, there are some things that purchasers need to be aware of.
What Can Go Wrong When Buying A house? Well just about everything! Often when individuals ask this question it is too late and they are knee deep in fighting expensive fires.
Deciding to sell your property can be overwhelming. Getting the property ready, finding the right Agent and then waiting for that “one” buyer to buy your property. Sometimes a property can sell overnight, other times it can take months.
If you have chosen to buy a property that is being auctioned, then there are a few tips we can offer that you may choose to consider before attending an auction and signing an auction contract!
Conveyancing is the term used to describe the transfer of ownership in property from a Seller to a Buyer. Property Conveyancing can be complicated as every property is different and there are many things which may potentially go wrong.
