Buying off the Plan
Transcript Nicole Brotherton: Are you considering buying a property off the plan? Hi, I’m Nicole Brotherton. I’m one of the lawyers here at Turnbull Hill Lawyers and I’m in...
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The new First Home Loan Deposit Scheme starts soon
The federal government’s First Home Loan Deposit Scheme is expected to commence on New Year’s Day 2020. It is a Scheme available to the first 10,000 eligible first home...
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When you purchase a manufactured home with another person – it is important to document how you own it
Ownership of a Manufactured home Manufactured homes are usually located in holiday parks and villages. They are often for people over 55 years of age. A manufactured home is...
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Is electronic conveyancing better for the buyer and seller. We think so … here’s why
Electronic Conveyancing, or “conveyancing”, is here! The transition to digital conveyancing transactions has now been mandated by the NSW Government. From 1 July 2019, all standard conveyancing transactions must...
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How to ensure a Purchaser cannot get out of a contract after exchange …
When we act for a Vendor, here’s one of the ways we ensure a Purchaser cannot get out of a contract after exchange … One of the voluminous number...
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Strata lot owner wins Court case BUT penalised for commencing proceedings in the Supreme Court
Strata lot owner wins Court case BUT penalised for commencing proceedings in the Supreme Court Despite a plaintiff lot owner being successful in proceedings brought against an Owners Corporation...
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Buying off the plan, without unplanned disasters
Buying Property Off the Plan carries risks… avoid unplanned disasters! Do your market research Before you agree to purchase an “off the plan” property, you should always do your...
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15 key tips for property sellers and buyers
15 key tips for property sellers and buyers When you’re entering into a contract to sell residential property, be aware that you do NOT have a cooling-off period –...
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Does a Council owe a duty of care when issuing an Occupation Certificate?
Does a Council owe a duty of care to a purchaser when issuing a final Occupation Certificate? The case of Ku-ring-gai Council v Chan NSWCA 226 provides some guidance. The Facts...
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Things to consider when downsizing from the family home
Things to consider when downsizing from the family home Thinking about downsizing? There are many things to consider. This article looks at the various matters which should be considered...
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