
Stamp duty thresholds for first home purchasers buying new homes or vacant land from 1 August 2021
From 1 August 2021, the New South Wales Government has changed the thresholds for exemption from payment of stamp duty for first home purchasers who buy new homes or vacant...
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Agency Agreement: When are you liable for an Agent’s Commission?
If you are selling your property and you’ve found your fit when it comes to the real estate agent, the next thing you should consider are the terms of the...
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Due diligence you can do when buying a unit off the plan
When you purchase a unit off the plan, you are purchasing something that doesn’t exist yet, so what due diligence can you do?
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Determining whether you are suffering Total and Permanent Disability
If you are suffering from a serious and disabling injury, you may be eligible to claim on your total and permanent disability insurance policy.
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Understanding easements when you’re looking to buy property …
If you own real property, or are looking to buy, it’s important to understand what easements are and what rights you have relating to them.
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Character References: Everything You Need to Know
This article provides the reader with everything they need to know about Character References in NSW. Including tips!
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Can You be Found Guilty With No Conviction Recorded?
The NSW Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act allows criminal Courts in NSW to make a finding of guilt against someone, however not record a conviction. This means that in this situation...
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Help!! My neighbour in my strata complex smokes and the smoke is bothering me
What, if anything, can you do it you live in a strata building and your neighbour’s smoking is bothering you?
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As an Executor you could be personally liable …
As an Executor, you you take on the legal personality of the deceased, to manage their affairs until the estate can be wound up.
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Cooling off period when purchasing property in NSW
When you purchase residential property in NSW you generally have a “cooling off period”, but that's not always the case.
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