When purchasing property in New South Wales, terms such as ‘cooling off period’ and ‘Section 66w certificate’ often get thrown around. This article explains the meaning of these terms, and the law surrounding them.
Selling a property in NSW happens either by private treaty or by auction. This guide explains the differences between these two methods, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each method.
When buying or selling a property in New South Wales, you’ll need an agreement for the sale of the property. This is known as a contract for the sale of land.