Stamp duty, also known as transfer duty, is a state government tax payable whenever property changes hands in Queensland. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, understanding how stamp duty in QLD works is essential for budgeting and avoiding unexpected costs during your property purchase. This guide explains how stamp duty is calculated,…

Buying a property off-the-plan means entering a contract to buy a home or apartment that hasn’t been built yet. The purchase requires a deposit, and is based on developer’s plans, and drawings of how the property might look once it’s built. There are several benefits to buying off-the-plan, including more time to prepare for settlement,…

A tenancy agreement is a legally binding written document that must be used whenever anyone is renting a home from you – even if that person is a friend or family member. Why Tenancy Agreements Are Important The agreement outlines the legal rights and responsibilities of the property owner and the tenants, and it applies…

Buying your first home is an exciting milestone and some recent changes in Queensland are aimed at making that achievement even easier. The State Government has brought in several changes to help make home ownership more accessible and affordable. What Are the New Changes? The reforms include: No stamp duty on homes up to $700,000….