FAQs on Buying Rural Property in NSW
18th July 2024 Purchasing rural property in New South Wales can be an exciting venture, offering the promise of wide-open spaces, a closer connection to nature, and
9 Signs You’re Ready to Buy a Home
10th July 2024 Buying your own home remains the ‘Great Australian Dream’. However, knowing when it’s the right time to take the plunge and step onto the proper
NSW Government 2024-2025 State Budget: Key Updates on Taxes and Duties
At Bangalow Conveyancing, keeping our clients updated on legislative changes that impact property transactions is a priority. The NSW Government’s 2024-2025 State Budg
NSW First Home Owner (New Homes) Grant 2024
21st June, 2024 Buying a property in New South Wales (NSW) is a dream for many Australians, but substantial deposits and a competitive market can make this dream challenging to ach
The Crucial Role of Building and Pest Inspections
21st June, 2024 When purchasing a home in New South Wales, building and pest inspections are essential to ensure you make a safe and sound investment. These inspections, conducted
The Essential Client Authorisation Forms
30th May, 2024 Buying or selling a property in Queensland or New South Wales can be an exciting yet complex process. To ensure a smooth transaction, completing a Client Authorisati
Understanding Priority Notices
30th May, 2024 In New South Wales, a priority notice functions as a notification of intention to lodge a land dealing, like a transfer, lease, or mortgage. Once registered, they ef
Top 9 Questions to Ask Your Conveyancer
30th May, 2024 When buying or selling a property, it is crucial to know the right questions to ask your conveyancer to ensure you feel empowered and informed during your property t
Navigating Caveats in Property Transactions
30th May, 2024 What is a caveat? Under the Real Property Act 1900 (NSW), a caveat serves as a public notice of interest in a property. Once a caveat is lodged, the property cannot
Property Transactions in QLD & NSW: What’s the difference?
28th May, 2024 Given the proximity of the Northern Rivers region to both the states of Queensland and New South Wales, it may be prudent to highlight the differences between convey