Property Buying Guides
Expert guides to help you understand your Contract of Sale and Section 32
What is a Section 32? A Plain English Guide for Victorian Property Buyers
Everything you need to know about the Vendor's Statement — what it contains, why it matters, and what to look for before you sign.
5 Red Flags in Vendor's Statements That Could Cost You Thousands
These are the issues most buyers miss — and most solicitors charge hundreds to find. Learn what to look for before your next open inspection.
First Home Buyer's Guide to Section 32 and Contracts of Sale
Buying your first property in Victoria? Here's everything you need to understand about the paperwork — explained without the legal jargon.
What is a Contract of Sale? Understanding Your Property Purchase Agreement
The contract of sale is what you actually sign when buying property. Here's what every section means and what to watch out for.
The Hidden Costs of Buying Property in Victoria (Beyond the Purchase Price)
Stamp duty is just the beginning. OC fees, special levies, building inspections — here's the full breakdown of what buying really costs.
Owner's Corporation Fees Explained: What Every Apartment Buyer Needs to Know
OC fees, special levies, sinking funds — what they mean, how much they cost, and the red flags to watch for in the OC certificate.
Cooling-Off Period in Victoria: Your Rights After Signing a Contract
You have 3 business days to change your mind — but there are exceptions. Here's exactly how the cooling-off period works and when it doesn't apply.
Victorian Stamp Duty: How Much Will You Pay? (2025 Rates & Calculator)
A complete guide to land transfer duty in Victoria — current rates, first home buyer exemptions, and how to calculate exactly what you'll owe.
12 Questions to Ask Your Solicitor Before Buying Property
Don't go into your solicitor meeting unprepared. These are the questions experienced buyers ask — and the answers you need to hear.
Buying at Auction in Victoria: What You Need to Know (and Do Before Bidding)
No cooling-off period, no subject-to-finance — auction rules are different. Here's how to prepare so you don't get caught out.