Whilst the old adage may implore you to “neither a lender or borrower be”, sometimes a loan is necessary to achieve a goal. If you’re borrowing from a bank or other institution, the rules are usually quite clear and the relationship purely transactional free of emotional involvement. The bank provides an agreement which outlines the […]
Read MoreDo I need to register my commercial or retail lease? Some state laws require you to register the lease as a matter of course. Other states generally don’t require leases to be registered, or leave it up to you as to whether you wish to do so or not. The information below outlines the rules […]
Read MoreConducting business with people who you don’t know very well can be risky, especially when large sums of money are involved. Sometimes it’s just not enough to rely on gut instinct or the say so of the parties involved. It is prudent to conduct targeted enquiries or due diligence about the party you are considering […]
Read MoreCommercial Property Lease Use a Commercial Property Lease agreement whenever you wish to rent the premises such as offices, warehouses or industrial property in Australia. Retail Property or Shop Lease kit For the leasing of shops (selling and supplying goods and services in a retail environment) where the shop is not within a shopping mall. […]
Read MoreThe main reason is because it is a requirement of the Family Law Act. The advice ensures that parties understand what they agreeing to, their rights and obligations, and that they have not been influenced by the other party or any third party. Getting the legal advice ensures that your agreement fulfils your intentions and […]
Read MoreCapital Gains Tax (CGT) is an important consideration for couples who have accumulated investment property during the course of a relationship which needs to be divided in the event that the relationship comes to an end. Usually, transferring an investment property, even if only between spouse partners, will result in the transaction being assessed for […]
Read MoreUsually, when transferring ownership of property you will attract a hefty stamp duty bill – even if you are simply taking one partner’s name off the Title. For example, an investment property in Parramatta, New South Wales (not the family home) is valued at $500,000. If is being transferred from the name of both spouses/de […]
Read MoreMany people invest in residential property to build their wealth. Managing that property yourself gives you a way to maximise your return on Investment because you don’t need to pay an agent. Managing an investment property is straightforward, especially when you have the right tools to do the job. The most important tool is a […]
Read MoreNegotiating a commercial lease for the first time can be a little daunting. But like anything, it becomes easier once you’re familiar with the language and customs. We’ve outlined a list of the important factors to consider when you’re thrashing out the lease with your Landlord. It will help you to find that Sweet Spot […]
Read MoreThe answer to this question is subjective and depends upon your individual circumstances, and whether you have property that you want to safeguard from potential future claims. If there is little to divide in the property pool, you can simply walk away and get on with the rest of your life. However, a handshake deal […]
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