If you’re thinking of buying there’s a pretty good chance you know what you want, where you want it, and how much you are prepared to pay. When it comes to buying there’s no shortage of advice online as well as from parents, friends, armchair experts, not to mention those get rich spruikers. The biggest mistake you are likely to make isn’t doing enough research, investing wisely, or getting the best price, the biggest mistake most buyers make is not...
There is growing support in the property/conveyancing industry for wording on a clause for sale contracts to protect new owners and those wishing to become Landlords without beaching the extended rental moratorium on agreements.The AICWA has contacted DMIRS and has subsequently confirmed the following clauses are acceptable:
‘Looks like Settlement may roll’. What is the latest time slot my e-settlement can happen? This can happen if ALL participants have not completed all their tasks and signed off to make ready by the booked start time, it automatically gets post-poned every 30 minutes (½ hour) till about 14.00hrs (WST) during Daylight saving -also on Eastern state public-holidays or 15.00hrs (WST) which is 17.00hrs E(D)ST as that is when most of the staff at the Reserve Bank of Australia...
Like all Australians and businesses, we are closely monitoring the latest developments in relation to Coronavirus. While for now, it’s business as usual for us, we are taking measures to ensure the safety, health, and well-being of our people, clients, guests, and suppliers. For all clients, we offer our consultations via telephone and video conference and we encourage people to use this option. Our Settlement Hub platform is safe and secure, you will find it important to use, especially since...
Property Tips Buying & Selling in a Pandemic While buying or selling a property may not be high on everyone’s “to-do list”, there are many reasons and circumstances why property will continue to be bought and sold in the coming weeks and months. For the time being property professionals along with the government agencies who support the transfer of property are all open for business. If you are looking to buy or sell here’s what you need to know… Sellers...
Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 Western Australia’s defences against potentially devastating pests and diseases were strengthened with the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 (BAM Act) coming into effect on 1 May 2013. What the BAM Act does. The BAM Act and associated regulations were enacted on 1 May 2013. The new BAM Act takes the place of 16 older Acts and 27 sets of regulations with one Act and nine sets of regulations and enhances protection of the...
