Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Finance This, Property That," your go-to podcast for empowering financial legacies across generations. In this episode, host Dion is joined by Natalie from JHK Legal for the second time. Natalie, who was the first-ever guest on the podcast, brings her expertise in property law to the table once again.
 
 Dion and Natalie discuss the significant changes in their recording setup, reflecting on the journey since the first episode. They dive into various key topics, including the importance of getting legal advice early in property transactions, setting up purchasing entities, and the implications of recent rulings on stamp duty.
 
 Natalie shares valuable tips on:
 Early Engagement: The necessity of involving key professionals like mortgage brokers and solicitors early in the property buying process.
 Proper Structuring: Avoiding common pitfalls such as signing contracts under personal names when purchasing through companies or trusts, which can lead to double duty.
 Due Diligence: Ensuring thorough checks and special conditions in contracts to protect buyers from unexpected issues.
 Foreign Buyer Considerations: Navigating additional duties for buyers with partners on temporary visas.
 Self-Managed Super Funds: The complexities of purchasing property through self-managed super funds and the importance of proper setup and compliance.
 
 The episode also highlights recent client success stories, illustrating how JHK Legal's team navigated complex situations to achieve favourable outcomes, such as avoiding double duty and securing GST exemptions.
 
 Listeners are reminded to always seek personalized advice from experts like Natalie to ensure smooth and compliant property transactions. The episode wraps up with contact information for JHK Legal and a call to action to share the podcast and follow their social media channels for more insights.
 
 Don't miss this episode packed with practical advice and real-life examples that underscore the importance of legal guidance in property transactions.