Resources
I have put together a collection of practical information to help you understand some of the key issues that may arise when buying, selling or transferring property in Victoria.
Buying Vacant Land in Victoria: What to Check Before You Sign
Buying vacant land in Victoria? Learn what to check about titles, easements, planning controls, services, site costs and finance before you sign
Buying Off the Plan in Victoria: What You Need to Know Before You Sign
Buying off the plan in Victoria? Learn about contract changes, sunset dates, finance risks, stamp duty concessions and what to check before signing
Buying an Owners Corporation Property in Victoria
Buying an owners corporation property in Victoria? Learn what to check before signing, including fees, special levies, insurance, rules and proposed works.
Cooling-Off Periods When Buying Property in Victoria
Buying property in Victoria? Learn when cooling off applies, how long you have, when it is excluded and the cost of ending the contract.
Building and Pest Inspection Conditions in Victoria
Buying property in Victoria? Learn how building and pest inspection conditions work, what may allow termination and why strict deadlines matter.
Buying Property Subject to Finance in Victoria: What Purchasers Need to Know
Buying property in Victoria subject to finance? Learn how finance conditions work, why deadlines matter and what to do if your loan is delayed or declined.
Buying Property at Auction in Victoria: Before You Bid
Buying property at auction in Victoria? Learn what to check before bidding, including contract review, finance, inspections and the new price transparency rules scheduled from 1 October 2026.
Why Have a Contract Reviewed Before Buying Property in Victoria?
Buying property in Victoria? Learn why the Contract of Sale and Section 32 statement should be reviewed before you sign or bid at auction.
What Is a Section 32 Vendor Statement in Victoria?
Buying or selling property in Victoria? Learn what a Section 32 Vendor Statement contains, why it matters and when it should be reviewed.