Selling in NSW: what your contract for sale must include
Before your agent can list, photograph or advertise your home, your contract for sale has to be ready. Here’s what goes in it and how to avoid delays.
Removing an ex from your property title in NSW: the stamp duty exemption explained
Separated or divorced and want your ex off the title? Here’s when the transfer is exempt from stamp duty in NSW, what paperwork you need, and whether you need court orders.
What a conveyancer checks in a NSW contract for sale: a buyer’s checklist
Buying in NSW? Here’s what a licensed conveyancer checks in your contract for sale, the red flags to watch for, and when to get it reviewed.
Buying at auction in NSW: conveyancing guide
No cooling-off, a 10% deposit on the spot and a contract you can’t change after the hammer falls. What NSW auction buyers need to do before they bid.
Cooling-off period in NSW: how it works and when to waive it
How the NSW cooling-off period works, what it costs to pull out, when it doesn’t apply, and what a 66W certificate means before you exchange or bid at auction.
Do I need a conveyancer to buy or sell property in NSW?
There’s no law requiring you to use a conveyancer in NSW. In practice, though, completing a property transaction without one is very hard. Here’s why, and what they actually do for you.
How much does conveyancing cost in NSW?
Wondering what conveyancing actually costs in NSW? We break down professional fees, disbursements and what to watch out for, so there are no surprises at settlement.