Section 10.7 Certificates and Contract Clauses: What They’re Really Telling You
Your contract of sale comes with a planning certificate and a handful of clauses that can sound alarming on first read. Here’s what the ones we see most often actually mean.
Selling in NSW? Why You Need an ATO Clearance Certificate
Every Australian seller now needs an ATO clearance certificate, whatever the sale price. Without one, your buyer must hold back 15% of the price at settlement.
Selling a House With Unapproved Building Works in NSW
Unapproved works won’t stop you selling, but hiding them can derail your sale. Here’s how to handle them properly before you list.
Buying Bushfire-Prone Land in NSW: What Your Contract Is Telling You
Client Guides Buying Bushfire-Prone Land in NSW: What Your Contract Is Telling You Bushfire-prone land mapping is common across Lake Macquarie and the Hunter Region. Here’s what it means for building work and insurance. JM Justin Milligan Director, RM Property Conveyancing · 8 September 2026 · 5 min read Bushfire-prone land mapping is one […]
Selling a Property: You’ve Accepted an Offer. Here’s What Happens Next
Twelve steps stand between accepting an offer and exchanging contracts. Here’s what we do at each one, and what we need from you.
Anti-money laundering checks when buying or selling property: your questions answered
New anti-money laundering laws mean every conveyancer must run extra ID and source of funds checks on every client. Here’s what to expect and why.