The In’s and Out’s of the First Home Owner’s Grant
Are you purchasing a house in South Australia for the first time? Good news! You may be eligible for the… Read more
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Take care when buying a property Off-the-Plan
The term “buying off the plan” usually refers to purchasing a property that is not yet registered as a separate… Read more
What is an Agreement to Lease?
When renting business related property, it is important for both landlords and tenants to understand the relationship they are entering… Read more
Buying your first home – Done and Dusted
We’re back with our second instalment of “Buying your first home”. In our last article we covered the preliminary steps… Read more
Buying your First home – First Steps
Finally found the house of your dreams? Congratulations! Whilst buying your first home can be exhilarating, you may find yourself… Read more
Flipping Out! – How to ‘Flip’ Property the Right Way
There is no doubt that buying and selling property can be incredibly lucrative if done correctly. So much so, that… Read more
The Law of Easements
Many people have heard of an easement, but what is it? In general terms, it is a right to use… Read more
Traps to avoid when buying a property – pre contract inspections
Buying a home is the biggest investment or financial outlay that most of us will make in a lifetime. It… Read more
How should I purchase my Investment Property?
If you are considering purchasing an investment property, it is imperative to receive expert legal advice. Contact our Adelaide Property… Read more
Avoiding conveyancing traps – special conditions
Conveyancing is the process involving the transfer of legal title of real property from one person to another. The conveyancing process is designed to ensure… Read more
Extension of the unfair contracts regime to small businesses
The Federal Government has enacted legislation extending the unfair contract term protections of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)… Read more
PEXA – Property Settlements & E-Conveyancing
For the past 150 years when completing a property settlement it has been necessary for lawyers and banks to meet… Read more