• Property settlement process NSW

What is the property settlement process in NSW?

Property settlement is the final hurdle that buyers and homeowners have to cross before a transaction is considered to be complete. Considering that all of the preparation from the previous stages has led to the settlement, the settlement stage ofMore...

  • Do I need a conveyancer to sell a house

Do I need a conveyancer to sell a house?

The entire process of selling a home in Australia is more complicated than it seems — to safeguard both buyers and sellers, there are a range of legal requirements that must be met, each specific to the state where yourMore...

  • difference between a lawyer and conveyancer

Difference between a lawyer and conveyancer

For property buyers and sellers, the deliberation between getting a lawyer or a conveyancer often occurs as a result of the confusion between the nature of the services offered. To make things clear - yes, there are differences between aMore...

  • Costs of buying a house

The hidden additional costs of buying a house in 2024

The upfront costs of buying a home There’s no denying that buying a home comes at a considerable upfront cost. At the time of writing this article, the average cost for a home in Australia exceeds $753,654, with major citiesMore...

  • how much is stamp duty in victoria

How much is stamp duty in Victoria? Guide for 2024

Whether you’re buying your first or fourth property in Victoria, stamp duty is an inevitable cost that will incur as part of the purchasing process. There are some concessions and incentives that make some property owners eligible for stamp dutyMore...

  • how much is stamp duty in nsw

How much is stamp duty in NSW? 2024 guide

If you are planning on buying a house in NSW, understanding how much stamp duty you are liable to pay can help you in budgeting accurately for purchase expenses. Those budgeting to purchase their first home often make the mistakeMore...

  • First home owners grant NSW

How much is the first home owner’s grant NSW? 2024 guide

First home owner's grant (FHOG) NSW: Eligibility & incentive Looking to get on to the property ladder? Congratulations! Buying a home for the first time can be quite a task, but there are plenty of buying incentives to help youMore...

  • Should you pay your home loan off early

Should you pay your home loan off early?

Do you have 'pay off home loan early’ on your to do list? We’ve all heard that classic saying about putting aside a few dollars for a rainy day. But adding a little extra to your mortgage repayments, orMore...

  • how much does it cost to sell a property

What does it cost to sell a house in Australia?

Whether you’re downsizing, moving into a larger house, or have found the house of your dreams you’ll need to know how much it’s going to cost to sell your current house. Answering the question: ‘What does it cost toMore...

  • refinance home loan

Will a cashback refinance home loan work for you?

Who doesn’t love a good deal, right? The cashback refinance home loan offers advertised by banks and lenders can look tempting, especially when they’re offering between $2,000 and $4,000 to switch to a new home loan agreement. But areMore...

  • how to refinance your home loan

How to refinance a home loan

Let’s talk about it! These days you have a feast of riches when it comes to mortgage options. In addition to the four big banks, there are many other lenders available to you. And you might be surprised to learnMore...

  • Conveyancing disbursements

What are disbursements in conveyancing?

Conveyancing disbursements — what are they, and who is responsible for them when buying or selling a property? The legal process of buying or selling a property through conveyancing can leave you feeling lost or confused, especially with technical jargonMore...

  • Post-Purchase Conveyancing

Post-purchase conveyancing: essential procedures explained

Post-purchase conveyancing comprises several critical services essential to ensuring a smooth transaction and a legal transfer of property ownership. Staying prepared and knowledgeable of what happens after property purchase will help you to avoid delays, common pitfalls, and additional costs.More...

  • Minimising Delays in Conveyancing

Minimising Delays in Conveyancing: Expert Tips for Home Buyers

Buying a new home can be an exciting but daunting experience. By hiring a conveyancer, you increase your chances of experiencing a smooth and satisfactory purchase experience. Unfortunately, many homebuyers may experience delays that extend the timeline of purchasingMore...

  • Jordan Lewis Partners with Entry Conveyancing

Football star Jordan Lewis partners with Entry Group

Four-time premiership Hawk Jordan Lewis has joined the leadership ranks of one of Australia's most exciting group of companies. The Entry Group, which includes Australia's largest real estate institute, is renowned for its New-Age workplace and innovative management style. NicknamedMore...

  • The average cost of conveyancing services in Australia

The average cost of conveyancing services in Australia

Conveyancing is an essential service in property transactions in Australia. Whether you’re a buyer or a seller, enlisting a conveyancer is highly recommended to ensure the transaction is carried out smoothly and legally. But before hiring a conveyancer, you’ll wantMore...

  • How to pick a good conveyancer

How to pick a good conveyancer: Six tips

When buying or selling a property, knowing how to pick a good conveyancer or solicitor is just as important as having a top-notch real estate agent. A conveyancer will handle all the legal aspects of your property transaction, such asMore...

  • Should I get a conveyancer before making an offer?

Should I get a conveyancer before making an offer?

Whether this is your first home or dream home, there is nothing quite like the property-buying journey. It’s exciting, nerve-wracking, and daunting all at once, and the right experts in your corner can make all the difference. One of thoseMore...

  • Who pays conveyancing fees - buyer or seller?

Who pays conveyancing fees – buyer or seller?

Who pays conveyancing fees – buyer or seller? Who pays conveyancing fees? Buyer or seller? The answer is both. Whether buying a property or selling one, you are responsible for engaging a qualified conveyancer and paying their fees. Why? BecauseMore...