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Section 27 / Early Release of Deposit Authority

A Section 27 statement, also known as an “Early Release of Deposit Authority,” allows a vendor in a property sale to request access to the deposit funds paid by the purchaser before the official settlement date. This request is governed by specific legal requirements outlined in the Sale of Land Act 1962 (VIC). 

Surcharge Purchaser Duty (SPD)

Surcharge Purchaser Duty (SPD)Surcharge Land Tax (SLT)
Payment FrequencyOne-timeAnnually (Recurring)
Ordinary Resident200 days within 365 days before the Liability Date200 days within 365 days before the current Land Tax Date
Exempt Permanent Resident200 consecutive days within 365 days after the Liability Date200 consecutive days within 365 days after the previous Land Tax Date
cut-off dateLiability Date: Date of Contract of SaleLand Tax Date: December 31st
RateThis property’s price: 9%All residential properties: 5%

Automatic Mutual Recognition (AMR)

To be licensed conveyancer

NSWVICSAWSNTTAS
QulificationsAdvanced Diploma of Conveyancing (BSB60220)Advanced Diploma of Conveyancing (BSB60220)
Working Experience2 years full-time or equivalent part-time in the past 5 years to Unrestricted Licence

1 years full-time or equivalent part-time in the past 5 years to get Restricted Licence
1 years full-time or equivalent part-time in the past 5 years
State websitehttps://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au/trades-and-businesses/business-essentials/conveyancers/conveyancer-licenceshttps://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/licensing-and-registration/conveyancers/apply-for-a-licence/individual

Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI)

While calculating an upfront fee for a customer looking to borrow $480,000 for a $600,000 property, I found that since the Loan-to-Value Ratio (LVR) exceeds 80%, the client must purchase Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI) through the bank. I obtained this information from the Westpac home loan calculator:
https://www.westpac.com.au/personal-banking/home-loans/calculator/stamp-duty-calculator/.

Although handling LMI falls within a broker’s responsibilities, I wanted to highlight this topic, as many clients are unaware of this additional cost.

Key Takeaways on LMI:

  • LMI applies if LVR is above 80% – meaning the loan amount exceeds 80% of the total property value.
  • LMI is an extra cost and is non-refundable.
  • LVR is based on total upfront costs, including stamp duty, not just the property price.
  • To determine if LMI applies, use a bank’s calculator or consult a broker.

LMI is designed to protect the lender in case of loan default, and the higher the LVR, the higher the LMI cost.


在为一位客户计算前期费用时,我发现她计划贷款 $480,000 购买 $600,000 的房产。由于 贷款价值比(LVR)超过 80%,客户必须通过银行购买 贷款保险(LMI)。我从 Westpac 房贷计算器 获取了此信息:
https://www.westpac.com.au/personal-banking/home-loans/calculator/stamp-duty-calculator/

虽然 LMI 的处理属于 贷款经纪人的职责,但我想特别强调这一点,因为许多客户可能不了解这项额外费用。

LMI 关键要点:

  • 当 LVR 超过 80% 时,LMI 适用,即贷款金额超过房产总价值的 80%
  • LMI 是额外费用,且不可退还
  • LVR 计算基于总前期成本(包括 印花税),而不仅仅是房产价格。
  • 是否需要支付 LMI,可使用银行计算器或咨询贷款经纪人
  • LMI 旨在保护贷款机构,防止贷款违约,且 LVR 越高,LMI 费用越高

Home loan

While estimating the upfront costs for a client and reviewing the mortgage registration fee, I came across this website: https://www.finder.com.au/home-loans/view-more-home-loans. It lists several potential options.

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Transfer of Land (VIC)

Submitting the Transfer of Land and Notice of Acquisition (NOA) for the buyer is straightforward.

  1. Transfer of Land – Download the form from the official website: Land Use Victoria.
    • If the form does not open in Chrome, try using Firefox instead.
  2. Notice of Acquisition (NOA) – This is an online form available at the State Revenue Office (SRO) Victoria: NOA Form.

提交**土地转让(Transfer of Land)购置通知(NOA,Notice of Acquisition)**对于买家来说很简单。

  1. 土地转让(Transfer of Land) – 可在官方网站下载表格:维州土地登记官网
    • 如果表格无法在Chrome中打开,请尝试使用Firefox
  2. 购置通知(NOA) – 该表格需在线填写,可在**维州税务局(SRO)**网站提交:NOA 在线表格

Notice of Acquisition (NOA)

Conveyancing practices in Victoria (VIC) and New South Wales (NSW) differ significantly. Personally, I find VIC’s process more detailed and complex, involving additional steps such as the Notice of Acquisition (NOA). In VIC, when purchasing land: The vendor is responsible for submitting a Notice of Disposition (NOD) and the purchaser must submit a Notice of Acquisition (NOA).

1. What Does the Vendor Need to Submit?

The vendor (seller) is required to submit a Notice of Disposition (NOD) to notify the local council and water authority that they no longer own the property.

  • Where to Submit: Local council and relevant authorities (e.g., water authority).
  • Purpose: Ensures the vendor is no longer responsible for rates, taxes, and utility charges.

2. What Does the Purchaser Need to Submit?

The purchaser (buyer) must submit a Notice of Acquisition (NOA) to Land Use Victoria and local authorities after settlement.

  • Where to Submit:
    • Land Use Victoria (via their online portal or manually).
    • Local council (so they can update ratepayer records).
    • Water authorities (to transfer the water account to the new owner).
  • Purpose: Ensures the new owner is correctly registered and responsible for property-related charges.

3. When Should the Notices Be Submitted?

  • Purchaser (NOA Submission Deadline): Within 30 days after settlement.
  • Vendor (NOD Submission Deadline): As soon as possible after settlement to avoid ongoing charges.

4. What Happens If You Don’t Submit the Notices? (Penalties & Consequences)

  • Vendor Risks:
    • May continue to receive bills for council rates, water, and land tax.
    • Could face legal issues if the new owner does not update records properly.
  • Purchaser Risks:
    • Local authorities may not recognize the new owner, causing delays in rate notices.
    • May miss important property-related notifications.
    • Potential penalties from Land Use Victoria if the NOA is not submitted on time.
  • Possible Penalties:
    • Late fees may apply if the NOA is not lodged within the required timeframe.
    • If duties or land tax obligations are not updated, the purchaser could face financial penalties from the State Revenue Office (SRO).

Conveyancing Report on Contract of Sales Issue

Today, we provided a report to one of our clients regarding a property issue discovered before settlement.

During the pre-settlement inspection, the client found that the Air Conditioning Unit was not working, with an estimated repair cost of approximately $2,500. She sought our advice on how to resolve this matter. The property is located in Melbourne.

After reviewing the relevant clauses in the Vendor Statement, Contract of Sale, and General Conditions, we found that both the Vendor Statement and Contract of Sale were silent on the Air Conditioning Unit, with no specific references to it. However, Clause 24 of the General Conditions addresses property damage before settlement. Specifically, Clause 24.1 states:

“The vendor carries the risk of loss or damage to the property until settlement.”

Based on this, the Vendor is responsible for repairing or replacing the faulty Air Conditioning Unit. If the Vendor fails to fulfill this obligation, Clause 24.3 states:

“The purchaser must not delay settlement because one or more of the goods is not in the condition required by General Condition 24.2, but may claim compensation from the vendor after settlement.”

This means the Purchaser cannot delay settlement but can seek compensation after settlement. The General Conditions outline two possible approaches:

  1. Withholding Funds (Clause 24.4)
    • The Purchaser may nominate an amount (up to $5,000) to be held by an appointed stakeholder if the property does not meet the required condition at settlement.
    • The Vendor and Purchaser negotiate an amount to be withheld by the Purchaser’s Conveyancer to cover the repair or replacement costs, with any remaining funds returned to the Vendor.
  2. Legal Action (Clause 25 – Breach of Contract)
    • The Purchaser may initiate legal action against the Vendor for breach of contract.
    • This would involve submitting a Complaint to the VIC Magistrates’ Court.

We presented these three options to our client, outlining the potential risks associated with each. She was very satisfied with the report, and ultimately, we successfully negotiated an agreement with the Vendor to fix the Air Conditioning Unit before settlement.


今天,我们向一位客户提供了一份关于房产交割前问题的报告。

在交割前验房时,客户发现空调设备无法正常工作,维修报价约为 $2,500,并向我们咨询如何解决此问题。该房产位于墨尔本

在审查卖方声明(Vendor Statement)、买卖合同(Contract of Sale)和一般条款(General Conditions)中的相关条款后,我们发现卖方声明和买卖合同均未提及空调设备,也没有任何相关条款。然而,一般条款第 24 条明确规定了交割前房产损坏的责任。其中,第 24.1 条指出:

“卖方在交割前承担房产的损失或损坏风险。”

因此,卖方有责任修复或更换故障的空调设备。如果卖方未能履行该义务,第 24.3 条规定:

“如果部分物品未达到一般条款 24.2 规定的条件,买方不得因此推迟交割,但可以在交割后向卖方索赔。”

这意味着买方不能推迟交割,但可以在交割后寻求赔偿。一般条款提供了两种解决方案:

  1. 扣留部分款项(第 24.4 条)
    • 如果房产在交割时未达到一般条款 24.2 规定的条件,买方可以指定最多**$5,000** 的金额,由指定的第三方托管。
    • 买卖双方可协商一个扣留金额,由**买方的产权律师(Conveyancer)**保管,以用于维修或更换空调设备,剩余款项归还卖方。
  2. 法律诉讼(第 25 条 – 违约)
    • 买方可以向卖方提起违约诉讼
    • 这将涉及向**维州地方法院(VIC Magistrates’ Court)**提交投诉(Complaint)。

我们向客户详细介绍了这三种方案,并分析了各自的潜在风险。客户对我们的报告非常满意,最终,我们成功与卖方达成协议,由卖方在交割前修复空调设备

Fee Simple

Fee simple” is a legal term used in New South Wales (NSW)

A fee simple is a form of land ownership that gives the owner the right to use and pass on the property without time limit. It’s also known as a freehold estate. 

How does fee simple work?

  • The owner can use, sell, renovate, or lease the property 
  • The owner can pass the property on to their heirs in their will 
  • If the owner dies without a will, the property will go to their next of kin or the Crown 
  • The owner can use the property as collateral for loans 

How to file Complaint to Victorian Magistrates’ Court

If a dispute arises between the Vendor and the Purchaser over a Breach of Contract, and the amount in question is under $100,000 in Victoria, a Complaint Document can be filed with the Victorian Magistrates’ Court using Form 5A (Complaint Form 5A).

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