Take The Stress Out Of Buying And Selling Property
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Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading the family home, downsizing or dipping your toe in the investment market, our Licensed Conveyancers can help you buy or sell your property.
Buying A Property
Buying property should be exciting but it can also be quite an overwhelming experience. Whether you’re purchasing the home of your dreams, downsizing after the children have moved out or investing in property, our experienced conveyancers will take the stress out of the process for you.
When you’re selling a property, making sure your settlement happens quickly and efficiently is important. We know all the tricks of the trade to make sure your settlement goes as smoothly as possible so you can access your funds.
First Home Buyers
Buying your first home can be daunting. There are so many new terms, paperwork etc. to deal with, it’s good to have someone you can count on to guide you through the process. We will help you navigate this complex process so you can focus on moving into your new home.
Buying off the plan can be a good way to get into or invest in the property market, but there are many hidden traps that you need to be aware of. We have detailed knowledge of what these are and how you can protect your interests so that you don’t get caught out.
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Conveyancing is a legal process that transfers the title of a property from one person to another.
Our mission is to provide you with fast, efficient and cost-effective services that meet your unique needs. We want your property transaction to be as smooth and stress-free as possible. We do this by listening to you, proactively offering advice and personalising our service to your specific circumstances. By paying attention to the finer details, we make sure that your property transaction goes as smoothly as possible.
One of the biggest financial decisions you’ll probably make in your life is the decision to buy or sell property. It can be a complicated transaction and even the smallest mistakes can end up being quite costly. A conveyancer will help you protect yourself and your assets by making sure your property is transferred in line with the law. Conveyancers focus solely on helping people with their property transactions, which means they’re experts in this area.
When you purchase a property, you may have the right to change your mind within five working days in certain circumstances. This gives the buyer time to reconsider in case they made the decision too quickly, need to arrange finance, or want to have building or pest inspections completed. If the buyer is able to terminate the contract and decides to, they may be required to pay 0.25% of the purchase price to the seller.
Disbursements are expenses that may be incurred while helping transfer the title of your property. These are necessary and may include things like the cost of searching for a certificate from a government authority.
Your conveyancer will calculate any financial adjustments before settlement. These may include things like outstanding water bills, land tax, council rates or body corporate fees. The amount of these outstanding fees are often paid by the seller at the time of settlement to make sure that the buyer isn’t left to pay them after they take ownership of the property.
Yes, in the three days before settlement the buyer has the right to inspect the property. To do this, you need to speak to the real estate agent.
A settlement is the day where the sale or purchase is finalised. The buyer & seller don’t usually need to attend settlement. Once everyone is happy that all the documents are correct, they will stamp them & then the buyer’s lender will give the money for the purchase based on the advice of the buyer’s conveyancers. The seller’s lender will discharge the seller’s home loan. Once everything has been completed, the real estate agent will ring up the buyer and tell them to come & collect their keys.
The conveyancers will make sure the transfer of title is properly registered. Once this has happened, the council and water utilities will be automatically told who the new owner is. The buyer will need to notify electricity, gas and any other services that they need to change the owner.
A seller is responsible for the property until settlement. From the settlement date, the buyer is the owner and responsible for insuring the property.
