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Jan 19, 2026

Major Defect vs Minor Defect (Usual Wear & Tear) in a Building Inspection

Buying a property is a huge deal emotionally and financially. One of the smartest steps you can take before you commit is a prepurchase building inspection. This report doesn’t just point out things t

Dec 24, 2025

The 5% homebuyer deposit for first home buyers.

The Australian Government’s expanded 5% Deposit Scheme, which commenced on October 1, offers a fast-tracked path to home ownership for many aspiring buyers. By drastically reducing the deposit require

Nov 26, 2025

Dealing with divorce; your property guide. 

Divorce or separation is rarely straightforward—emotionally, legally, or financially. Among the toughest decisions to make is what happens to shared property. Whether it’s the family home, investment

Oct 24, 2025

Bringing clarity to concealed sales prices.

Scrolling through property listings and seeing phrases like 'offers from', 'expressions of interest', 'all offers considered', or simply 'contact agent' instead of a clear price can be frustrating for

Sep 23, 2025

These things are devaluing your property in 2025.

In today’s market, buyers are more informed (and more particular) than ever. With online listings, comparison tools, and endless property research at their fingertips, even small details can make or b

Aug 21, 2025

Understanding R-Codes: Why zoning matters in WA’s property market

Understanding R-Codes: Why zoning matters in WA’s property market For homebuyers, investors, builders and developers, understanding Residential Design Codes (R-Codes) is key when navigating the Weste

Jul 24, 2025

What is a Clearance Certificate? Why do you need one when selling property?

If you're selling property in Australia, you may have heard about the Clearance Certificate and wondered why it’s now a crucial part of the selling process. This certificate is issued by the Australia

Jun 24, 2025

Maximise Your Rental Property Tax Deductions this EOFY

As the end of financial year (EOFY) approaches, savvy property investors across Western Australia are asking one key question: Am I making the most of the tax deductions available on my investment pro