by Erika Hanrahan | Oct 16, 2020 | News, Property
This week in the A – Z of Conveyancing, we’ll go through the commonly used terms in relation to conveyancing, looking at the letter B. Breach A breach is a failing by one of the parties to a contract to observe or comply with a condition or term set out in the...
by Erika Hanrahan | Oct 13, 2020 | News, Property
What this means for you: The First Home Loan Deposit Scheme is a Federal Government initiative designed to assist First Home Buyers enter the property market sooner. The scheme provides loan guarantees to eligible First Home Buyers allowing them to borrow on as little...
by Erika Hanrahan | Oct 8, 2020 | News, Property
In our new series on the A – Z of Conveyancing we’ll go through the commonly used terms in relation to conveyancing. Adjustments These are the outgoings such as council rates, water rates, strata levies and land tax. They may be adjusted on settlement and added...
by Erika Hanrahan | Aug 26, 2020 | News, Property
Moving In It is advisable to move into the property at least the day after settlement takes place. Most settlements take place after 2:00pm and by the time your keys have been collected you may not be able to move into the property until much later in the afternoon or...
by Erika Hanrahan | Aug 21, 2020 | News, Property
Forwarding address If you have not already done so, you need to update relevant organisations with your forwarding address and cancel any plans or subscriptions related to the sale property. See our change of address checklist featured in part six of our selling your...
by Erika Hanrahan | Aug 19, 2020 | News, Property
When and where does settlement take place? Your settlement date is determined by the settlement period listed on the contract of sale and the date of exchange of the contract. It is typical that settlement occurs six weeks after the date of exchange however it is...
