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When the Taxman wants a bigger slice of the pie – Aggregation of transfer duty
When the Taxman wants a bigger slice of the pie – Aggregation of transfer duty Have you ever thought about buying two or more properties in one complex or from
The Impact of COVID-19 if You Are Buying or Selling
The impact of COVID-19 if you are buying or selling The impact of COVID-19 on the property market remains to be seen. What is however becoming clear is that COVID-19
Lost when it comes to what contract conditions you should include in an offer on a property?
Lost when it comes to what conditions on offer to purchase should you include? Are you feeling lost when it comes to what conditions on offer to purchase you should
Rentvesting – It is ‘Horses for Courses’
Rentvesting – It is ‘Horses for Courses’ As the saying goes, ‘Horses for Courses’ or different people are suited to different things, applies to the latest buzzword in the real
Are you buying or selling and worried about council approvals?
Are you buying or selling and worried about council approvals? Getting council approval is crucial when purchasing a property. Continue reading to learn why getting council approval is important and
Found your dream block of land?
Found your dream block of land? If you are considering buying vacant land, we highly recommend you undertake the following four simple actions: Undertake a free dial before you dig
Worried you may receive a ‘PIGSTY’ on settlement? What are your contract rights?
Worried you may receive a ‘PIGSTY’ on settlement? What are your contract rights? Under a standard REIQ Contract for the sale of residential property, which is commonly used for real
Ready to make the hop? What are the requirements for claiming the first home transfer duty concession?
Ready to make the hop? What are the requirements for claiming the first home transfer duty concession? Essentially there are two key criteria that need to be met to claim
When do I have to pay transfer duty (commonly known as stamp duty)?
When do I have to pay transfer duty (commonly known as stamp duty)? Transfer duty, perhaps better known as stamp duty, is generally due 30 days after the liability arises,
