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Your apartment is going on the market, but its owners corporation account still shows overdue fees. If the sale proceeds are meant to clear that balance, the disclosure and payment instructions need to match.The short answer: Payment from sale proceeds may be arranged for your particu... Read More

You want to nominate another buyer or change the settlement date, and a fee payable to the seller's legal practitioner (lawyer) or conveyancer appears in the paperwork. Before accepting the figure, check what event is said to trigger it, who must pay it and which document creates the obligation.<... Read More

The title may still name the person who died while an executor or administrator is preparing the sale. Before anyone applies for an ATO clearance certificate, identify who will actually be the vendor transferring the property to the buyer.The short answer:... Read More

Your property purchase identity checklist asks for a birth certificate you can't find, and you don't have a passport to use instead. With settlement approaching, the missing paperwork needs a clear next step.The short answer: Missing a usual ide... Read More

The contract for a Victorian home is ready for your offer, but a special condition deletes or limits the seller’s ‘vendor warranties’. Before signing, work out which promise has changed and whether the remaining paperwork answers the concern it covered.The short a... Read More