Conveyancing

Do You Pay Conveyancing Fees if a Property Sale Falls Through?

You usually still pay conveyancing fees if a property sale falls through because fees are charged for work completed,...

Conveyancing

Can a Home Buyer Pull Out After Final Inspection?

A home buyer cannot usually pull out after the final inspection because contracts are unconditional and cooling-off rights have...

Conveyancing

What Should Buyers Do if the Seller Hasn’t Vacated by Settlement Day?

Buyers should immediately contact their conveyancer if the seller has not vacated by settlement day. In Victoria, most contracts require...

Conveyancing

What Does Due Diligence Mean in a Real Estate Transaction?

Due diligence in a real estate transaction means the checks and investigations a buyer completes before committing to purchase....

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What are Easements and How Do They Impact Land Rights?

Easements are legal rights that allow another party to use part of your land for a specific purpose, such as...

Conveyancing

What are Restrictive Covenants and How Do They Affect Property Use?

Restrictive covenants are legal restrictions recorded on a property’s title that limit how land can be used or developed. In...