Property Law & Conveyancing

What to look for when inspecting a property in NSW (that could cost you THOUSANDS)

Most buyers walk through a property focusing on finishes, like fresh paint, modern kitchens, and styling. But experienced buyers know the real risks (and costs) are often hidden in plain sight. If you’re purchasing property in NSW, understanding what to look for during a property inspection can help you avoid unexpected expenses and put you […]

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What to Look for When Inspecting a Property in NSW (That Could Cost You Thousands)

Most buyers walk through a property focusing on finishes, like fresh paint, modern kitchens, and styling. But experienced buyers know the real risks (and costs) are often hidden in plain sight. If you’re purchasing property in NSW, understanding what to look for during an inspection can help you avoid unexpected expenses and put you in

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Auction Purchase, Forged Mortgage, Lost Title — A Cautionary Property Case

Imagine purchasing your dream home, settling, and moving – only to later discover the property was never really yours.   In 2023, the Queensland Supreme Court found that a couple had no legal interest in the Queensland home they had purchased five years earlier, because the title had never been transferred into their names. The

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Should Commercial and Retail Leases be registered?

Should Commercial and Retail leases be registered Why leases should be registered In short, registering a lease creates a legal interest in the land for a tenant, meaning the tenant’s interest under the lease will be afforded protection from dealings affecting the title to the land. For instance, if the landlord sells/transfers the land that

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Conveyancing in the Modern Age

From 1 July 2019 the NSW Government mandated the use of Conveyancing ewhich is the digital completion of conveyancing transactions including transferring property ownership from a seller to a buyer, to streamline the conveyancing process for buyers and sellers; lawyers and conveyancers; and financial institutions. To conduct an eConveyancing transaction, buyers and sellers must use

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