How to
What to check before you make an offer, in plain English
Due diligence just means finding out what you are really buying before you are locked in. Most of it is cheap compared with getting it wrong. Your solicitor or conveyancer should be part of this, and it does not replace their advice.
The two states approach this differently.
General information only. It does not take your circumstances into account and is not legal, tax or financial advice. Please speak with your solicitor, accountant or broker about your own situation.
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