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Our pleasure! Thank you for your question. Conducting strata or body corporate searches is an important part of the due diligence process when purchasing a property in Australia. These searches are designed to provide you with information about the legal and financial health of the property's strata scheme or body corporate. To conduct a strata search, you will need to contact the body corporate or strata management company that oversees the property. They will be able to provide you with a range of documents and information, including: Strata plan: This is a legal document that outlines the property's strata scheme, including unit boundaries and common property. By-laws: These are the rules and regulations that govern the strata scheme, including information about pets, parking, and noise restrictions. Meeting minutes: These are records of meetings held by the strata committee or body corporate, which can provide insights into the property's management and any ongoing issues. Financial statements: These documents will provide you with information about the strata scheme's financial health, including the annual budget, levies, and any outstanding debts. Maintenance reports: These reports will give you an overview of any maintenance issues that have been identified within the property. You can also conduct a property title search through the relevant state government agency, which will provide you with information about any registered encumbrances or interests on the property, including mortgages, caveats, or easements. It's important to conduct these searches before you purchase a property, as they can help you identify any potential issues or risks associated with the property, allowing you to make an informed decision about whether or not to proceed with the purchase.

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Roughly $70,000 p.a each

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Thanks for your message Sumit, unfortunately, based on the eligibility requirements of the scheme we wouldn't. As the government only makes this scheme available if you are a citizen: www.nhfic.gov.au/support-buy-home/first-home-guarantee

No there is no fee for our services we are paid by the bank

Sure thing, feel free to reach out with us here: www.huntergalloway.com.au/contact/ as a first step

Unfortunately not, as the government only allows Australian Citizens. Please check out the eligibility checker here: www.nhfic.gov.au/support-buy-home/eligibility-checker

www.qld.gov.au/housing/buying-owning-home/financial-help-concessions/qld-first-home-grant/eligibility

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Hi Tincy, confirming the borrowing potential on $90,000 income is approximately $500,000 plus if you had deposit of $100,000+ then $600,000 would be possible. Feel free to reach out with us here if you'd like to discuss further details: www.huntergalloway.com.au/contact/

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