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The contract you sign when buying or selling a home contains clauses that can significantly affect your rights and your money. Our articles explain the most important conditions — from finance and building & pest to cooling-off periods, sunset dates, and indemnity clauses — in plain language.
In Queensland, a Body Corporate Disclosure Statement is a mandatory document that must be provided by a seller to a buyer when selling a lot in a community…
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When buying an off-the-plan home, it is important to consider all the covenants associated with the property. But how legal are some of the restrictive developer covenants? Do…
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Sellers Renting Back, also known as a leaseback arrangement, occurs when a seller sells their property but remains in possession as a tenant under a rental agreement with…
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No real estate agent wants to lose a deal once the buyer and seller have shaken hands. But there are a few critical things that, if not done…
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Early possession may seem advantageous, but it is important to be aware of the potential risks and clearly state who is responsible if these risks become reality. Director…
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When it comes to Queensland property law, even a small mistake in a contract can create big problems. One of the most common errors we see at GM…
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