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Straight talk on buying, selling and settling in Victoria

Buying, selling or transferring property is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make. And yet, most people go into it without a clear picture of what actually happens between signing the contract and getting the keys.

That's what this blog is for.

Tide & Title is where we share honest, plain-English advice about property conveyancing in Victoria. No jargon, no fine print you need a law degree to decode. Just clear, practical information from a team that's been navigating property transactions for over 20 years.

Whether you're a first home buyer trying to understand what a Section 32 actually means, a seller wondering what to expect on settlement day, or a seasoned investor who just wants things handled properly, there's something here for you.

Pull up a chair. We'll make sense of it together.

What the New Anti-Money Laundering (AML/CTF) Reforms Mean for You When Buying or Selling Property

Picture your next property settlement. You’re ready to sign, the deposit’s sorted, and then your conveyancer asks to verify your identity and asks a few questions about where your funds are coming from. If that feels new, that’s because it soon will be. From 1 July 2026, The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006…
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First home buyers in Victoria reviewing finances and grant eligibility before buying property

Buying Property in Victoria: A Step-by-Step Guide for First Home Buyers

Buying your first home is one of the most significant things you’ll ever do. The excitement is real. So is the “what do I actually do next?” feeling that hits pretty quickly after the offer is accepted. Buying property in Victoria, first home buyers quickly discover, involves a lot of moving parts and most of…
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What Does a Conveyancer Actually Do?

If you’ve just signed a contract on a property, or you’re getting ready to sell, someone has probably told you that you need a conveyancer. But what does a conveyancer actually do – and why does it matter who you choose? It’s a fair question. Conveyancing sits in a strange space. It’s legally required, often…
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