Buying off the plan? Buying property that is over a decade old? Buying property that have recently been renovated? Get your property inspected for it safety, structural and pest infestation.

You should engage in a Building Inspector for them to do the “Quality Assurance” on your behalf.

If you ever consider yourself to be “attention to details“, then these Building Inspector would have that at the top of their Resumé.

Not sure if you need it? Talk to us and make a decision, not always do you need one.

First time signing Contract of Sale? Nervous? Don’t have time? Urgent? We assist you.

Whether is it seeing the Sale Agent at their office, at Auction, weekends or after business hours, we can be there to talk to you.

You should be happy with what you are buying, we are there to ‘hold your hands’ all the step of the way until you move into your home (settlement).

Sometime getting your ‘foot into the door’ is more important than waiting for your dream home. There is 365 opportunity in a year, and having an asset will give you more options. However you must like what you buying, we will always protect you from buying on impulse or being pressured.

Purchasing your property? If you are purchasing a property, have your contract or agreement review before signing any contract or making any deposit. We can review and advise you on:

1. Established house
2. Auction
3. Residential
4. Off-the-plan
5. Private Sale
6. Vacant Land
7. House & Land
8. Construction
9. Apartment
10. Commercial

Terms that you may hear:

• contract review
• don’t sign the contract till we see it!
• purchase it subject to finance/loan conditions
• cooling-off rights / 3 days
• deposit & finance due date
• what is your offer
• settlement date period
• bid bid bid

Transferring, adding or removal your family members, friend or love one onto your property Certificate of Title? It is possible! Talk to us for further option.

It is important to noted that transferring to anyone else that is not Spouse/Partners will incur Stamp Duties (tax)! There is exemption that you may be eligible for.

So why would you still want to transfer? There can be various reason for example:

• mom and dad giving to their son/daughter/children
• remove financial interest in the property
• decease/death of an love one
• probates & wills
• gift to family/friend
• purchasing of a new property
• refinance & mortgage with bank