Property developers and owners need to determine if their land is affected by any restrictive covenants before developing or conducting works on the land or property. What is a Restrictive Covenant? A restrictive covenant is an agreement that restricts the use or enjoyment of a landowner’s land and how the land may be developed. … Read more
Homeowners often renovate their properties before selling. But whether you’re renovating for a sale, or just want a new kitchen island, Domestic Building Insurance (‘DBI’) may be required. See our checklist below to find out if this applies to you. What is DBI? DBI, formerly known as Owner Builders Warranty Insurance, protects homeowners from defective … Read more
If you are selling your property and have had building works constructed by yourself or someone who is not a registered builder, you are required to provide a Section 137B Report in the contract of sale. What is Section 137B Report? A Section 137B is an inspection report that discloses if there are any … Read more
You may have heard this term ‘covenant’ or ‘restrictive covenant’ when looking into property. But what exactly is it? And why is it important for property buyers and sellers? What is a restrictive covenant? A restrictive covenant, or more commonly known as just a covenant, is a private agreement or contract between neighbouring landowners. … Read more
Since 01 December 2019, there are new laws requiring all property owners to erect safety barriers for their pool and spa. Here are some important things you need to know: Victorian Building Authority (VBA) requirements Does my pool or spa require building the barriers? For pools and spas with water depth of or more than … Read more
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