When should I sign the Contract of Sale?
So, You have decided to purchase a property. You can sign the Contract of Sale
Selling a Property
Professional expertise and experience to make it run stress free and smoothly for you
Selling property can be a stressful time for anyone. Generally it is your biggest asset and any issues during the sale will be costly and impact you financially. The depth of potentially costly legal issues require that you use an experienced Conveyancer to transact the property in the legal sense..
Our business comes from referral and repeat business from clients that we have built relationships with over the past two decades. We have many builder and developer clients and of course many mums and dads buying and selling for the first time. So when it comes to helping you sell your property we have the professional expertise and experience to make it run stress free and smoothly for you.
We can provide you with plenty of tips and advice through the process, make sure all the T&C’s are in your documents, your contracts are checked and ready and answer any questions you might have. We also have a host of industry contacts that we can refer you to – mortgage & insurance brokers, real estate agents, lenders, building inspectors, surveyors, planners…etc – so that you get the best service available while transacting your property.
Conveyancing your property
can include the following
- Certificate of Title searches
- Searches of government departments and local authorities
- Advice on the effect of the contract
- Preparation and certification of legal documents
- Stamping of required documents
- Calculation of adjustments of rates and taxes
- Preparation of settlement statements
- Attendance at settlement.
Conveyancing is all we do, everyday. So contact us today for a free fifteen minute consultation on how we can make selling your property smooth, effective and stress free.
Could we do this ourselves?
The law requires that before you can sell your property you must prepare a Section 32 and Contract of Sale for any prospective purchaser to inspect. These are prepared in accordance with the Sale of Land Act 1962.
You would need to have an exceptional knowledge of contract law and have the time and understanding of how to do property searches with government departments and local bodies. Buyers can avoid a transaction if the documents are not prepared correctly. It is not something we would advise anyone to do.
Selling A Property FAQ'S
Who notifies the authorities of the change of ownership?
As part of the conveyancing service we provide, we will advise the council and water
What happens on the day of settlement and do I have to attend?
No, you do not have to attend settlement.As part of our conveyancing service we will
Can the purchaser change their mind after signing the Contract of Sale ?
The purchaser may include special conditions in the Contract of Sale when the offer is
