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12/10/2026

A caveat on title can be more than a technical detail.
It may affect settlement, lender approval and whether clear ownership can transfer to the buyer.
This article explains what buyers should know before committing to a property with a caveat on title.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/08/28/buying-a-property-with-a-caveat-on-title-what-it-means-and-why-it-matters/

07/10/2026

Property damage before settlement can create uncertainty for both buyers and sellers.
Who is responsible depends on the contract, timing, insurance arrangements and the nature of the damage.
This article explains what to do if damage occurs before completion.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/08/21/property-damage-before-settlement-who-is-responsible/

27/09/2026

Early access before settlement can seem like a simple favour, but it can create legal and insurance risks for both buyers and sellers.
Damage, liability, incomplete settlement and unclear responsibilities can all become issues if the arrangement is not documented properly.
This article explains what both parties should consider before access is granted.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/08/13/early-access-before-settlement-what-buyers-and-sellers-should-consider/

24/09/2026

Unapproved works can look harmless during an inspection, but they may create legal, insurance and resale issues after settlement.
Decks, sheds, extensions and renovations should all be checked carefully where approvals are uncertain.
This article explains what buyers should know before signing.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/08/07/buying-a-property-with-unapproved-works-what-buyers-should-know/

13/09/2026

Property boundaries are not always where the fence sits.
Understanding the legal boundary is essential before settlement, especially if you plan to renovate or build.
This article explains what buyers should verify before committing.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/07/30/property-boundaries-explained-what-buyers-should-verify-before-settlement/

09/09/2026

Vacant possession or subject to tenancy — the difference matters more than many buyers realise.
It affects when you can move in, what rights you have and what obligations you inherit at settlement.
This blog explains what to check before signing.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/07/28/vacant-possession-vs-subject-to-tenancy-why-it-matters-at-settlement/

01/09/2026

Solar panels can be a valuable feature, but buyers should not assume they are owned outright or automatically included in the sale.
Leased systems, financed panels, warranties and electricity arrangements can all affect the transaction.
This article explains what buyers should check before settlement.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/07/22/buying-a-property-with-solar-panels-legal-and-contract-considerations/

25/08/2026

Settlement is not just about transferring ownership, it is also about balancing the numbers.
Settlement adjustments ensure buyers and sellers each pay their fair share of property costs.
This article explains how they work and what to expect.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/06/25/understanding-settlement-adjustments-how-costs-are-calculated/

20/08/2026

Flood risk is not always visible, but it can have a lasting impact on property ownership.
From insurance costs to development restrictions, there are both legal and practical factors to consider.
This article explains what buyers should know before signing.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/2026/06/19/buying-in-a-flood-zone-what-legal-and-practical-risks-should-you-consider/

11/08/2026

Not all property risks are visible, even after searches and inspections.
Title insurance is designed to protect buyers against certain hidden issues that may only arise after settlement.
This article explains what it covers and whether it is worth considering.

Read more here: https://welcomehomeconveyancing.com.au/?p=3508

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Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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