Conveyancing

NSW Housing Construction Acceleration Plan (HCAP)

50% off stamp duty!

Save up to $11,245 in stamp duty on the purchase of new homes under $600,000. Contracts must be signed between 1 July 2009 and before 1 January 2010. Off the plan purchases must be completed by 30 June 2011. Take advantage of the latest government incentive for property investment today.

For more information on the NSW Housing Construction Acceleration Plan, visit the website for the NSW Office of State Revenue.
http://www.osr.nsw.gov.au/benefits/hcap/

Contact our experienced property lawyers to discuss how you can benefit from HCAP.

Selling Property - Part 2 - Exchanging the Contract

Also appearing at the Justice Centre.

Click here for Selling Property - Part 1 - Contract for Sale of Land.

Marketing your property

After preparing the Contract for Sale of Land, you can now market and sell your property. You can either engage a real estate agent to do this for you, or you could sell your property privately. Remember - an real estate agent will not be able to list your property unless you have a Contract for Sale of Land. | Read more...

Boost to the First Home Owners Grant

First Home Owners Benefits

The Federal Government recently announced a boost to the First Home Owners Grant for new and established homes. First home buyers exchange contracts between 14 October 2008 and 30 June 2009 will receive $21,000 for a newly built home and $14,000 for an existing home. Eligibility requirements remain unchanged.

Take a look at our current offer for First Home Buyers. This offer is for a limited time only. | Read more...

Selling Property - Part 1 - Contract for Sale of Land

Also appearing at the Justice Centre.

Preparing a Contract for Sale of Land

Preparing a Contract for Sale of Land is generally the first step in selling your property and the conveyancing process. The contract is the legal document that will be at the heart of your transaction. It contains the terms and condition of the sale including such vital information as your property details, the agreed purchase price, and the duration of the contract (ie, when the transaction must complete or settle). The contract must also contain a variety of legal documents relating to your property and its title as required by law. | Read more...

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