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The Home Buying Partnership Agreement is a crucial legal document used in Australian property transactions where multiple parties wish to jointly purchase and own residential property. This document becomes essential in scenarios involving friends, family members, or investors pooling resources to enter the property market. It addresses key aspects such as ownership percentages, financial obligations, property management, and exit strategies, while ensuring compliance with both federal and state-specific property laws. The agreement is particularly relevant in today's challenging property market where co-ownership arrangements are becoming increasingly common as a means of entering the property market or building investment portfolios. It provides legal protection and clarity for all parties involved, helping prevent future disputes and establishing clear guidelines for the partnership's operation.
