Free Resources

Understanding key documents early reduces risk, pressure, and costly mistakes later.

These resources are provided to help you prepare, ask better questions, and understand what you are signing — before decisions become urgent.

Offer to Purchase resources

Freehold property – Offer to Purchase

A plain-language guide to understanding a standard freehold Offer to Purchase, including common clauses, obligations, and areas that often cause confusion.

Includes:

  • What an OTP is and when it becomes binding
  • Common clauses explained
  • Buyer and seller responsibilities
  • Typical risks and misunderstandings

Sectional title
– Offer to Purchase

A practical guide to understanding sectional title Offers to Purchase, including levies, rules, and additional considerations that often affect buyers and sellers.

Includes:

  • Sectional title specifics
  • Levy and body corporate considerations
  • Common red flags
  • Questions to clarify early

These resources are for general information only and do not constitute legal advice.

Lease agreement resources

Residential lease agreement

A plain-language overview of residential lease agreements, focusing on rights, responsibilities, and common issues that arise during the lease period.

Includes:

  • Key lease terms explained
  • Tenant and landlord obligations
  • Common disputes and how to avoid them
  • Renewal and termination basics

Commercial lease agreement

An overview of commercial lease agreements, highlighting structural differences, risk areas, and why these agreements require careful consideration.

Includes:

  • Commercial vs residential lease differences
  • Duration, escalation, and risk
  • Common pitfalls for businesses
  • When legal input is essential

These resources are for general information only and do not constitute legal advice.

Not surehow this applies to you?

These resources are designed to help you understand the basics.

If you are unsure how a document applies to your specific situation, a clear conversation early can prevent pressure later.