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Old 13-02-2007, 09:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Total Cost of Buying Property

Does anyone have any idea of the cost of buying property in Brisbane. For example here in Spain the rule of thumb is +10% of property value to cover conveyancing, land registry ect...
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Old 13-02-2007, 09:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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On a property already built of, say, $400,000 stamp duty would be almost $13,000, legals $500-550. You may want surveys, reports etc which vary enormously. Budget $2K. Moving, another $1000+.. can't thnk of anything else...
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Thank Krista, do you know if stamp duty is payable for "first time buyers" and being new to Oz would we be classed as such?
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In Victoria, there is a first home buyers grant totalling $12,000 made upof $5000 from the State Government and $7000 from the Federal Government. I'm sure a look at the QLD website will confirm it! Good luck! The other thing to consider is that if you buy a plot of land that hasn't had any building started on it, you only pay stamp duty on the land, not the total. You can save a lot of money there, but usually spend it on landscaping, driveways and stuff like that that isn't generally included in a house and land package... :)
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Old 13-02-2007, 10:17 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Hiya in Brisbane you only pay stamp duty on property of $320,000 or more ,we just bought a house for $325,000 and with costs our total was $327,250 ,dont forget if your a permant resident you have 12mth to claim your first time buyers grant of $7,000,,hope this helps
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Hi Cal,
does that mean that you lose your first time buyers grant if you don't buy in the first 12 months?
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no you have 12mth from purchase date to claim it ,have you bought somewere ,,i think i lost your number ,god im dozey ,i blame the heat !! will see if i still got it in pm's.
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