Buying an Investment Property vs a Home to Live In
2nd February, 2026 Buying an owner-occupier property is usually driven by lifestyle needs. Purchasers often focus on comfort, design, and long-term liveability. In contrast,
A Quick Guide on Mortgages, Offsets, and Equity in NSW
2nd February, 2026 Buying or refinancing a property in New South Wales is exciting, but it comes with important financial and legal considerations. Understanding how mortgages, off
AI and Property Searches in Australia
22nd January, 2026 Searching for property in Australia has evolved and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront. Purchasers now have access to tools that allow faste
Cleaning a Property Before Settlement
21st January, 2026 Buying a home is an exciting endeavour. However, cleaning issues before settlement can often cause stress for purchasers. Many purchasers expect the pro
How Interest Rates Affect Property Purchases in NSW
13th January, 2026 Interest rates play a major role in New South Wales (NSW) property purchases. However, they can also affect legal risk during the conveyancing process. Wh
A Quick Guide to Simultaneous Settlements in NSW
7th January, 2026 Buying and selling property at the same time can feel overwhelming. However, a simultaneous settlement can simplify the process when planned correctly. Thi
Common Conditions in a Purchase Contract
7th January, 2025 Buying a home is one of the most exciting experiences in life, but it can also be complex. In Australia, a property purchase is formalised through a Contr
Buying a Fixer‑Upper: How It Differs from a Standard Purchase
15th December, 2025 Buying a fixer‑upper can seem exciting. Many purchasers picture quick makeovers and fast profits. However, the process differs from buying a standard home in
Multi-Generational Households in NSW
3rd December, 2025 Multi-generational living is becoming more common across NSW, and many families are exploring how it could work for them. It may appeal to parents wanting
Understanding Leaseback Agreements in NSW
9th December, 2025 Leaseback agreements are becoming more common in the NSW property market. They offer flexibility to both purchasers and vendors. These arrangements create