Buying real estate ‘off the plan’ means committing to buying a property that has not yet been built. For both potential homeowners and property investors, buying off the plan can be more affordable and flexible than buying an existing property.
Contact our Experienced Property Lawyer to discuss your rights and liabilities before buying any off the plan property.
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Sale and Purchase of Property
Our experienced Property Lawyers can assist you in your conveyancing transaction… read more
Off the plan Contracts
Buying real estate ‘off the plan’ means committing to buying a property… read more
Retail/Commercial Leases
Lease is a tailored, legally binding agreement between the business owner and the landlord… read more
Neighbourhood Disputes
Friends can be changed but neighbours can not be… read more
Tenancy Disputes
If you are a landlord, or a tenant and involved in a tenancy dispute… read more
Council Disputes
It is not uncommon for issues to arise between local councils… read more
Legal advice on Guarantee Documents
It is a common requirement of lenders that a guarantor signs to provide security… read more
Lodging and withdrawal of Caveats
A caveat is a statutory injunction that prevents the registration of dealings and plans on a title… read more
Will, Probate and Power of attorney
It is important to have a will drafted. Although it is difficult… read more
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