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Category: Buying property
Technically, no. Under the the standard-form contract for sale of land in Western Australia, known as the Contract for Sale of Land or Strata…
Have a written agreement If you’re borrowing or lending money, particularly where family or friends are involved, it always makes sense to formalise your…
Inspection Unless the contract makes specific provision, properties in Western Australia are sold in the same state and condition as when first inspected. So…
Recovering costs from the seller after settlement The Electricity Regulations 1947 (WA) require a seller of residential property to install at least 2 residual…
Using existing land, granny-flats may be a home extension or a self-contained dwelling.  A granny-flat may be a convenient and cost effective option, striking…
Buying off-the-plan certainly has appeal! There is no denying that there are attractive pro’s, but in an uncertain market, can you really be sure that…
So, you are about to sign a contract for an off-the-plan investment property. You’ve found the perfect rental property! Or, so you think. How well do you…
Imagine a world where you could safely assume that a property bought off-the-plan would be worth more at settlement, than when you signed up for it. There’s…
What does it mean to buy “off the plan”? Explore our previous article to find out. This article aims to summarise some of the…
The owner of a large vacant block wishes to chop it up into small parcels (lots) and sell each new lot.  However, the owner…

Our plain-English guide Buy your dream home without the drama has practical advice to help you complete the purchase of your new home.