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Negotiating in the Conditional Period
Negotiating in the conditional period With the market heating up at the moment, it is timely to remember that if a buyer seeks to amend the contract (e.g. seek a
Buying off the plan – Don’t go in Blindfolded
Buying off the plan – Don’t go in Blindfolded In Queensland, the majority of residential property is sold via a standard REIQ residential contract which provides for industry accepted terms
Joint tenants or tenants in common
Difference Between Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common If you have two or more purchasers buying a property, you will have to decide whether you want to hold the property
Dishwashers | Are they are fixture or a chattel?
Dishwashers | Are they are fixture or a chattel? You have just secured your first or your next home and love your new kitchen (and even maybe the thought of
What do the GST withholding provisions on REIQ contracts mean?
We often get asked about the GST Withholding questions in the standard REIQ reference schedule. If you are a buyer: You must advise: Whether the Buyer is registered for GST?;
Buying or Selling a home with a Pool in Queensland
Buying or Selling a home with a Pool in Queensland There are some additional responsibilities you should be aware of when you are buying or selling a home with a
What happens if settlement is delayed and you cannot settle on the agreed settlement date
What happens if settlement is delayed and you cannot settle on the agreed settlement date You have found your perfect home or investment property, you have completed all your due
HomeBuilder Scheme Unveiled
HomeBuilder Scheme Unveiled Details of the much-anticipated HomeBuilder Scheme has been revealed last night. To be eligible for the $25,000.00 HomeBuilder Grant, you must: Be an Australian citizen aged 18
The Impacts of COVID-19 on Residential Tenancy Agreements – Don’t Get Caught Out
The Impacts of COVID-19 on Residential Tenancy Agreements – Don’t Get Caught Out If you own a property that is subject to a residential tenancy agreement, the Queensland Government has
