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If the seller agreed to complete repairs or works and they are not done by settlement day, do not settle without a written plan. In Victoria, buyers can inspect during the week before settlement, and the seller must generally hand over the property in the same co... Read More

Melbourne buyers often call us after a final inspection has gone badly. The vendor has left... Read More

We get asked this regularly by Melbourne buyers, especially when the property is in an older suburb where extensions, overlays and past development approvals can make the paperwork feel heavier than expected.... Read More

Owning residential property overseas does not, by itself, stop you from claiming Victorian first home buyer stamp duty help or the $10,000 First Home Owner Grant. The key prior ownership tests look at homes or residential property ... Read More

 In Victoria, the standard contract of sale usually lets the vendor charge penalty interest if the buyer settles late, but it does not usually give the buyer the same automatic right when the vendor is late. If the seller misses settlement, the buyer’s... Read More