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Category: Selling property

Subdivision in WA starts with WAPC approval and ends with new titles from Landgate. The conditions in between are what...
Settlement is done and the buyer is entitled to the keys. When you have to move out depends on whether...
You've sold and the bank still holds a mortgage over the property. You need to sign a discharge authority to...
The three business days after settlement are called a grace period. You can settle late within these three days without...
Removalists are booked but the new house isn't yours yet. Moving in before settlement is possible in WA, but only...
You’ve sold your home and the contract is subject to finance. The latest date set by the finance clause has...
Settlement is the day the money moves and the property changes hands. The same word is also used for the...
The Electricity Regulations 1947 (WA) require a seller of residential property to install at least 2 residual current devices (RCD’s)...
Your last week as a seller is mostly about disconnecting. Keys, insurance, power and gas, telecommunications and the safety devices...