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    • How to Spot Auction Contracts With Hidden Risks
    • What to Do If the Valuation Comes in Too Low
    • How to Buy Off-the-Plan Safely in Victoria
    • What Happens If the Vendor Dies Before Settlement
    • How to Back Out of a Property Contract — and When It's Too Late
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July 21, 2025

Beware the 'Special Condition': How Small Print Can Cost You Big Money

July 21, 2025/ David Dawn
Beware the 'Special Condition': How Small Print Can Cost You Big Money

Special conditions are not standard and not always fair. We explain how hidden clauses can shift risk and what you should do before signing.

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July 21, 2025

What Happens to Your Land Title If You Die? Understanding Property Ownership in Wills

July 21, 2025/ David Dawn
What Happens to Your Land Title If You Die? Understanding Property Ownership in Wills

Who inherits your house when you die? It depends how your name appears on title. Here's what every Victorian owner needs to know.

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The 7 Most Common Mistakes Purchasers Make on Auction Day

July 21, 2025/ David Dawn
The 7 Most Common Mistakes Purchasers Make on Auction Day

Buying at auction is legally binding in Victoria. These 7 mistakes could cost you dearly. Learn what to check before you bid.

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July 21, 2025

Buying a House With a Renter in It? Here’s What You Must Know First

July 21, 2025/ David Dawn
Buying a House With a Renter in It? Here’s What You Must Know First

When buying a home with a renter in it, you inherit the lease. Learn how this affects settlement, rent, and your right to move in.

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July 21, 2025/ David Dawn/
July 21, 2025

Why Your Property Settlement Could Be Delayed – And What You Can Do About It

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Why Your Property Settlement Could Be Delayed – And What You Can Do About It

Property settlements often run late due to banks, missing documents, or unmet conditions. Learn how to avoid delays and protect your contract.

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What Is a 'Sunset Clause' and Why Could It Kill Your Property Deal?

July 21, 2025/ David Dawn
What Is a 'Sunset Clause' and Why Could It Kill Your Property Deal?

A sunset clause might allow the developer to cancel your contract and sell the property for more. Here's what Victorian buyers must know before signing.

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July 17, 2025

Is Your Body Corporate Dying a Slow Death? Warning Signs and Legal Risks in Victoria

July 17, 2025/ David Dawn
Is Your Body Corporate Dying a Slow Death? Warning Signs and Legal Risks in Victoria

Owners corporations in disarray can create major risks for buyers and sellers. From missing insurance to unpaid levies, here’s how to detect a broken body corporate in Victoria.

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July 17, 2025

The Rise of the ‘Ghost Buyer’ – How Nomination Clauses Are Being Exploited in Victoria

July 17, 2025/ David Dawn
The Rise of the ‘Ghost Buyer’ – How Nomination Clauses Are Being Exploited in Victoria

Nomination clauses can be useful, but they’re also being misused by ‘ghost buyers’ to profit off unsuspecting sellers. Here’s what to watch out for in Victorian property contracts.

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July 17, 2025/ David Dawn/
July 17, 2025

Solar Panels, Batteries, and Settlement: Who Gets What and What Buyers Need to Know in Victoria

July 17, 2025/ David Dawn
Solar Panels, Batteries, and Settlement: Who Gets What and What Buyers Need to Know in Victoria

Solar panels and batteries can add value — but they can also complicate your property settlement. Here’s what Victorian buyers and sellers need to know before signing.

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July 17, 2025

When a Tree Can Kill a Sale: Property Boundaries, Tree Roots, and Overhanging Branches in Victoria

July 17, 2025/ David Dawn
When a Tree Can Kill a Sale: Property Boundaries, Tree Roots, and Overhanging Branches in Victoria

A single tree can ruin a property deal. Learn how roots, overhangs, and council overlays affect Victorian property transactions — and what buyers should check.

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How Rental Law Reforms Are Affecting Investment Property Values in Victoria

July 17, 2025/ David Dawn
How Rental Law Reforms Are Affecting Investment Property Values in Victoria

Victoria’s rental law reforms are changing how investors assess property value. From safety checks to tenant rights, we unpack the legal impacts you need to know.

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July 17, 2025/ David Dawn/
July 17, 2025

Is the Vendor Actually the Owner? Power of Attorney, Deceased Estates, and Title Risks in Victoria

July 17, 2025/ David Dawn
Is the Vendor Actually the Owner? Power of Attorney, Deceased Estates, and Title Risks in Victoria

Buyers often assume the vendor is the owner, but that’s not always true. If the seller is acting under the power of attorney or probate, here’s what to look out for.

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July 17, 2025/ David Dawn/
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The Hidden Dangers of Long Settlements in Victoria

July 17, 2025/ David Dawn
The Hidden Dangers of Long Settlements in Victoria

Long settlements can give buyers and sellers breathing space — but they also introduce new risks. From lending issues to price changes and contract delays, here’s what to know before signing.

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What Are the Rules About Selling or Buying a House With a Swimming Pool?

July 17, 2025/ David Dawn
What Are the Rules About Selling or Buying a House With a Swimming Pool?

Selling or buying a home with a swimming pool in Victoria? Make sure you understand your legal obligations. From pool registration and barrier certificates to Section 32 disclosure rules, here’s what both parties must know.

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When Is an Estate Agent Entitled to Commission If the Contract Does Not Proceed?

July 10, 2025/ David Dawn
When Is an Estate Agent Entitled to Commission If the Contract Does Not Proceed?

Estate agents may still claim commission if a sale fails. Learn when vendors are on the hook and how to protect your interests.

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The ticking time bomb under Victoria’s apartment market

July 10, 2025/ David Dawn
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With millions moving into Melbourne’s apartments, Victoria’s weak body corporate laws risk leaving future generations with a crumbling legacy. NSW and QLD are fixing theirs—why are we asleep?

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Why Your Building & Pest Condition Might Be Useless — And How to Avoid Losing Your Rights

July 08, 2025/ David Dawn
Why Your Building & Pest Condition Might Be Useless — And How to Avoid Losing Your Rights

In Victoria, if your building or pest inspector isn’t correctly licensed under local laws, your clause may fail — leaving you stuck with serious defects. Learn how to protect yourself.

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It’s Started – What Now?

July 07, 2025/ David Dawn
It’s Started – What Now?

The SRL is now a reality. Learn what this means for homeowners and buyers — from possible acquisitions to value capture levies — with expert local insights.

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July 07, 2025/ David Dawn/
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What is Verification of Identity (VOI) — and Why is it Essential in Property Transactions?

July 07, 2025/ David Dawn
What is Verification of Identity (VOI) — and Why is it Essential in Property Transactions?

VOI is a critical check that protects buyers and sellers in property transfers. Learn how online and in-person VOI works in Victoria, and why it safeguards you from fraud.

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Why Mid-Winter Auction Results in Victoria Should Have Buyers on High Alert – And What an Impending Rate Cut Might Do to Prices

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Mid-winter auction figures in Victoria reveal a market quietly gaining steam. With a rate cut expected, property prices could jump. Buyers and sellers should act strategically now.

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