Smoke Alarm Requirements in NSW: What Sellers Need to Know
Selling Smoke Alarm Requirements in NSW: What Sellers Need to Know One working alarm on every level is the whole legal bar. Here’s what the law actually requires, what goes wrong if you ignore it, and what doesn’t. JM Justin Milligan Director, RM Property Conveyancing · 19 September 2026 · 6 min read Smoke alarms […]
I’m Thinking of Selling My House in NSW. Where Do I Start?
Call your conveyancer before you call an agent. Here is what to do first when you are selling a house in NSW, including pools and inclusions.
What Is a Release of Deposit in NSW, and Should You Agree to It?
A release of deposit clause lets the seller use your deposit before settlement. Here is how it works in NSW, the risks for buyers and sellers, and what to ask for before you sign.
What Happens If the Buyer Pulls Out After Exchange in NSW?
Once contracts are exchanged and the cooling-off period has passed, a buyer cannot simply walk away. Here is what you can do if they try.
Property Guides for NSW
Property Guides Property Guides for NSW Plain English answers to the questions buyers and sellers ask us every day. Every guide we have published, grouped by topic. Find your question on the left and tap the link on the right to read the full guide. Or jump straight to your section: Search our guides and […]
What Do the New NSW Underquoting Laws Mean for Buyers and Sellers?
Price guides are about to become compulsory in NSW property advertising, backed by comparable sales evidence and a Statement of Information. Here is what changes and what buyers and sellers should do.
How Are Council Rates and Water Adjusted at Settlement in NSW?
Council rates, water and strata levies are split by the day at settlement in NSW. Here’s how the adjustments work, with a worked example.
What Happens If Settlement Is Delayed in NSW?
A missed settlement date doesn’t end a NSW contract. Here’s how a notice to complete works, who pays for the delay, and what to do if your settlement is running late.
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.