With our Residential Conveyancing Offer, we offer fixed fees of $590 (plus disbursements) for your purchase or sale. Conditions apply. | See more …
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Our experienced Brokers can help you compare interest rates and home loans, at no cost to you in the comfort of your own home. | See more …
Our Chartered Accountants & Tax Agents charge a flat fee of $88 for your Individual salary or income tax returns. Conditions apply. | See more …
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We can help. Our lawyers will obtain an understanding of your situation and complete your simple will for $330. Conditions apply. | See more …
Fixed fees of $790 (plus disbursements) for the sale or purchase of residential property & a simple will. Conditions apply. | See more …
For a fixed fee of $440 plus disbursements, our Chartered Accountants can help you complete the puzzle of Company Registration. | See more …
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For an agreed fixed fee, our lawyers can assist you with tailored legal solutions for Discretionary, Hybrid, Family & Unit Trusts. | See more …
For a fixed fee of $550 plus disbursements, our Chartered Accountants can help you register your SMSF. Conditions apply. | See more …
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The First Home Owners Grant or FHOG is a scheme established by the Federal Government to assist first home buyers to purchase their first home by offering a monetary grant of $7000 (tax free). The First Home Owners Grant or FHOG is available to people buying or building their first home, regardless of their income or the area in which they intend to purchase or to build. Usually the lender or mortgage broker will assist you complete the relevant paperwork. The lender will then communicate with your Conveyancer or Conveyancing Solicitor regarding the grant.
In New South Wales, the First Home Owners Grant (FHOG) is administered by the Office of State Revenue.
For more information, contact our office and arrange a free first home consultation with a member of our Conveyancing team. We service most areas within the Sydney metropolitan area including Parramatta, Hurstville and North Sydney. For a full list of our office locations, with complete addresses, click on our Locations tab above or contact our main office line on (02) 9233 4048.
This webpage (and any material or wording appearing on this webpage) is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute any Legal Advice. It does not take into account your objectives, your instructions or all of the relevant facts and/or circumstances. Navado accepts no responsibility to any person who relies on the information provided on this website. We further refer you to our Disclaimer.
Date: Mar 03, 2012
Purchasing Property can be made easier by using the equity in your existing investments to purchase more properties. What is equity and how much do you have? In very broad terms, equity is the difference in the value of your property and how much is…
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Date: Mar 03, 2012
The legalities involved in purchasing investment properties can be complex, whether it’s a commercial property or residential property. It is always prudent to obtain professional legal advice specific to your matter prior to your proposed purchase. …
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Date: Feb 11, 2012
Strata levies are the fees payable by the owners of each lot which cover the expenses of administrative tasks carried out by the strata scheme. This involves both daily operational expenses (administrative fund) and future expenditure (sinking fund).…
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Date: Feb 11, 2012
Strata title properties usually are applicable to flats, units, apartments, townhouses and villas. If you choose to purchase a strata property, then what you own is referred to as a lot or lots. The lot(s) covers the airspace within the walls, floors…
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Date: Feb 11, 2012
Strata schemes are applicable when there is ownership of several lots either in a building or collection of buildings (such as townhouses or villas) and where there is also common property whose ownership is shared amongst the lot owners. The strata …
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Date: Feb 11, 2012
The cooling off period is the purchaser’s time period of 5 working days to rescind the contract if they do not wish to proceed. The cost of rescinding the contract is 0.25% of the total purchase price, unless otherwise stated. Properties sold at auct…
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Date: Feb 11, 2012
When you buy a residential property in New South Wales, the law prescribes that there be a 5 business-day “cooling off period”.
This cooling off period allows the purchaser the option to get out of (rescind) the contract for sale within that period.…
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Date: Feb 24, 2012
Generally speaking, when you sell a property that is not residential, commercial or that is part of your business, you will need to pay tax, known as GST. Normally, the GST payable is one-eleventh of the sale price. However, under the margin scheme, …
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Date: Feb 11, 2012
The purchase of a strata property will mean automatic involvement with an Owner’s Corporation (Body Corporate). This is the organization that manages and administers the maintenance of the common property. It will also require you to pay strata levie…
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Date: Feb 11, 2012
We recommend the earlier the better. As the buyer, we advise you to contact us once you have sighted a property and requested a contract from the agent, so that we may provide you with a written contract advice, as soon as possible. A written contrac…
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Date: Feb 11, 2012
Settlement is usually attended by four parties. They include the buyer’s solicitor or conveyancer, the seller’s solicitor or conveyancer, the discharging mortgagee and incoming mortgagee (where applicable). The buyer (you) and seller are not required…
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Date: Dec 08, 2011
Lawyers are educated, qualified and learned in many areas of the law. Although Sydney Conveyancers are accepted as being appropriately competent and qualified to act and advise in all matters considered to be ‘conveyancing work’ (as defined by Sectio…
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Date: Mar 03, 2012
In very broad terms, the amount of land tax you pay is calculated on the value of unimproved land. Depending on the circumstances and where permissible by law, the smaller the parcel of land, the less land tax you will be liable to pay. Buying strat…
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Date: Mar 03, 2012
The costs associated with purchasing property can be expensive, but in some cases, the renovations you conduct which can refurbish the cosmetic look of your investment and improve its chances at a higher resale value, may not be costly. Of course, i…
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Date: Mar 03, 2012
It is possible to manage your property if you are long distance, provided you receive the right legal advice before you wish to do so. The property lawyers and conveyancers at our Sydney Conveyancing Law Firm have composed a list of considerations th…
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Date: Nov 24, 2011
We recommend that you do not sign the Contract until you have consulted one of our experienced Conveyancing Lawyers who has advised you on:
the rights and obligations you have under the Contract
the risks involved with the purchase
what further …
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Date: Feb 28, 2012
In some cases, where permissible by law, you may be able to do so.
Land tax is the amount paid annually to the Office of State Revenue in each respective state or territory government with the exception of the Northern Territory, where land tax is n…
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Date: Jan 04, 2012
Conveyancing can be made simple by selecting the right Conveyancing Solicitor to assist you with your property purchase or sale.Our Conveyancing Solicitors have listed some helpful hints for your benefit:
1. Should I choose a Solicitor or conveyance…
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Date: Jan 17, 2012
The regulations of the building’s body corporate and the relevant strata scheme by-laws applicable to the property will determine whether pets are allowed. We advise that before you sign a contract, you contact one of our solicitors who will be able …
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Date: Feb 28, 2012
Our Sydney lawyers have compiled some useful information to give you a better understanding of strata scheme properties.
Strata schemes refer to a collection of lots in a building or set of buildings (villas and townhouses) where there is a common p…
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Date: Nov 24, 2011
When you buy a residential property in New South Wales, generally speaking, the law prescribes that there be a 5 business-day “cooling off period”. Your Sydney Conveyancer or Conveyancing Solicitor will tell you that the cooling off period allows you…
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Date: Nov 24, 2011
We charge a fixed rate of $590.00 (inclusive of GST) plus disbursements for a standard purchase conveyance. Disbursements are the expenses that are incurred by us in the course of the matter. In a standard residential purchase, disbursements normally…
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Date: Dec 08, 2011
It is important that you contact a Conveyancing Lawyer as soon as possible. In fact, some of our clients contact one of our Conveyancing Solicitors before they even begin looking for a property. Our Conveyancers can tell you what to look out for, whe…
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If you are buying or selling a property and require Conveyancing services, you should make an appointment to see one of our Conveyancing Lawyers in one of the following locations:
