Settlement day is often seen as the final step in a property transaction, but unresolved issues at this stage can still cause delays, penalty interest, or financial loss. This guide explains the key risks that can arise on settlement day in Victoria and why final settlement checks are critical.

Settlement Day is the high-risk climax of your property journey. Discover the three most common reasons settlements fail at the last minute and how our expert checks protect your deposit and property title.

Purchasing off-the-plan involves a major risk: the Sunset Clause. We break down how this clause can be exploited by developers to cancel your contract and explain the legal steps needed to protect your investment.

The Australian government has announced a major new policy for overseas buyers, causing confusion for many potential investors. This article provides a clear breakdown of the new rules and outlines the types of properties you are still legally able to buy in Victoria.

The Victorian government has announced significant reforms to the Vacant Residential Land Tax (VRLT). This article provides a detailed breakdown of the 2025 regulations, helping property investors understand their impact and prepare accordingly.

A clear, step-by-step guide to buying a home in Victoria—from finance pre-approval and contract/Section 32 review to inspections and PEXA settlement.

Understand the key role of Section 32 in Victorian property transactions.

Learn your rights during the cooling-off period after signing a property contract.

Discover how stamp duty is calculated and when it must be paid.

Find out how a conveyancer helps protect your interests when buying a property.

Explore the key risks buyers should know when purchasing off-the-plan.

A guide to transferring property titles between family members in Victoria.

Understand the process and significance of settlement day in property sales.

Breakdown of major costs you need to budget for when purchasing a home.

Learn about Land Use Victoria's role in title registration and property records.

Why reviewing your contract before signing is critical to a safe property purchase.