When Do You Pay Stamp Duty on Property in NSW?
If you’re looking to buy a property in NSW, you’ve probably heard of stamp duty, also known as transfer duty. But what is it, and does it apply to you?
What Is a Cooling-Off Period in NSW, and Is It Negotiable?
The NSW cooling-off period is 5 business days from exchange. What it costs to pull out, when it doesn’t apply, and whether you can negotiate it.
How to Prepare for Settlement in NSW
Settlement day is largely automatic. The work is in the six weeks before it. Here’s the checklist we run through with every NSW buyer, from booking your bank in to the final inspection.
What Is a Deposit Bond and How Does It Work?
Are you thinking of buying a property but may not have the cash required for the deposit? Find out how deposit bonds work and how to get one.
When at the house, check these things! Our House Inspection Checklist
During all the excitement and emotions of buying a house, you can sometimes forget to inspect the property properly. This can lead to issues at settlement. So to avoid these and help reduce the risk of buying someone else’s problems, we’ve put together an inspection checklist to prompt you with what to look for. Download […]
What is exchange of contracts?
The exchange of contracts is a critical step in the process of buying or selling property. Learn more about how they work.
What Is a Purchaser Declaration? The NSW Form Every Buyer Signs
Every purchaser in NSW signs a purchaser declaration. It tells Revenue NSW whether you are a foreign person, and that answer decides whether 9% surcharge purchaser duty applies.
Building your dream home: Understanding what may not be included
Building a new home is a huge investment and a massive project, and it’s essential to know exactly what you’re paying for. Here’s what you need to know.
10.7 Planning Certificates: What are they and when do I need one?
Why is a 10.7 Planning Certificate important, what does it contain and how do I obtain one?
Do You Need a Pest and Building Inspection in NSW?
A pest and building inspection is not compulsory in NSW, but the window to use one is short. What each inspection covers, when to book it, what it costs, and what to do when the report finds something.