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What is a leasehold property?

Most Australians who buy a home buy freehold, and never give the word a second thought. But every so often a contract lands on our desk for a waterfront cottage, a marina berth, a holiday shack on a reserve or a rural block out west, and the title search shows something different: the buyer is not acquiring the land at all, but the remaining years of a lease from the Crown.

Real Life Grave Robbers

In 19th century Britain, "resurrection men" dug up the freshly buried and sold them to anatomy schools. Today, in NSW, your remains can be lifted from your grave perfectly legally. All that's needed is an expiry date, no shovel in the night required.

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Jared Zak, founder of Dott & Crossitt

A trust account is an obligation, not a profit centre

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Our Guide to Selling an Inherited Property

Explaining Stamp Duty in Queensland

First Home Buyers: How a Conveyancer Can Help You

Conveyancing Across State Lines

Government to Ban SMSF Borrowing

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What Victoria's Proposed Property Law Reforms Mean for Buyers, Sellers and Agents

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Australia's 2026 Federal Budget: What the Property Tax Reforms Mean for You

AML-CTF Tranche 2 Explained

Section 32 Vendor’s Statement: A Complete Guide for Victorian Property Buyers and Sellers

Issues with multi-vendor sales to developers

Grave Matters: Can You Bury Someone on Your Land - and Do You Have to Tell Buyers?

How long is a Form 2 valid for?

What Happens if My Property Is Flooded Before Settlement?

What Advice We Give to Parent Guarantors