Property & Conveyancing
There are many transactions for property happening everyday, but each transaction is different. Our property conveyancer works hard to make the process of buying, selling and transferring of property as hassle-free as possible. We ensure that everything is done with compliance and the whole process to be as smooth sailing for you.
There are many transactions for property happening everyday, but each transaction is different. Our property conveyancer works hard to make the process of buying, selling and transferring of property as hassle-free as possible. We ensure that everything is done with compliance and the whole process to be as smooth sailing for you.
There are many transactions for property happening everyday, but each transaction is different. Our property conveyancer works hard to make the process of buying, selling and transferring of property as hassle-free as possible. We ensure that everything is done with compliance and the whole process to be as smooth sailing for you.
Matters our property lawyers can assist you with
We can provide assistance with all aspect of conveyancing including but not limited to:
Preparation of Contract of Sale and Vendor Statement for sellers
Reviewing and providing advice of Contract of Sale and Vendor Statement for buyers
Liaising with financier
Negotiating with vendor or vendor representative for changes to general and special conditions
Conducting certificate of Title searches
Conducting searches of local authorities and government departments
Preparing settlement statements
Preparing Transfer of Land documentation
Preparing Stamp Duty documentation
Arranging and attending settlement
What is the contract of sale and what do we do?
The contract of sale is a legally binding agreement between the parties of the transaction. It should include:
Names and address of the vendor and purchaser
Address of the property
Deposit amount and due date
Sale price
Date of property settlement whether there are any other conditions
Whether the property is available as ‘vacant possession’ or ‘subject to a lease’
Any other property is being sold as part of the deal
Any inclusions or exclusions
Disclosures of the property
On top the common things included in a contract of sale, conveyancers also look out for red flags in the contract of sale such as:
One party not willing to negotiate on property price
Failure to disclose about the condition of the property by the vendor
A bank valuation coming in lower than the asking price
Any possession conditions for the property
Buying or selling a home is an important financial decision, this is why it never hurts to have someone professional look over the details for you. Think Lawyers has a team of professional conveyancers that will always protect your interest.