Property,in plain English.
Editorial guidance from Australian property lawyers — written for the people who actually have to read it.
Section 32: the document every buyer should read twice.
Victoria's vendor statement is the most consequential — and most misread — disclosure document in residential property. We unpack what it must contain, where vendors get it wrong, and how buyers should approach it.
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Cooling-off period in Victoria: how the 3 clear business days work
Buying property in Victoria? A plain-English guide to when the cooling-off period applies, how the three clear business days are counted, when it does not apply, and what it costs to cool off.
What is a Section 27 deposit release?
In Victoria, a Section 27 statement lets a seller ask for the deposit before settlement. A plain-English guide to what it is, why sellers want it, what buyers should check, and when to think twice before consenting.
What is a property caveat?
A plain-English guide to property caveats in Victoria — what they are, who can lodge them, how they affect buying and selling, and what to do if a caveat appears on title.
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