We commonly hear from our purchaser clients that because the vendor has provided a builders report they do not need to get one themselves or have a builders report condition inserted into the agreement… nooooo!
Getting insurance during the conditional stage of a house purchase is essential, as banks require proof of coverage before advancing funds. Factors like unconsented work or land features can complicate approval, so it’s important to address these early and ensure your policy covers all key risks.
Signing an agreement for sale and purchase is a legally binding step, so it’s important to get it right from the start. Seeking legal advice before signing ensures that conditions, timeframes, and other key details are tailored to your needs, preventing potential complications later. Taking this step helps make your property transaction smoother and less stressful.
Using your Kiwisaver for a home purchase can feel tricky, but with a little planning, it’s totally manageable! Withdrawals take 10–15 working days and need to be paid to a Stakeholder (the vendor’s lawyer), not directly to a real estate agent. Making sure your agreement is set up correctly from the start can help the process go smoothly and avoid any hiccups.
These deposits can be two very different things! We often see this causing confusion for our first home buyers and
Purchasing at auction or entering into a pre-auction offer means that you are purchasing the property unconditionally and should your offer be accepted you are committed to completing the purchase.
