Your conveyancer will work with you from the beginning of the transaction and will explain the various processes and stages, including what is required of you by State and Federal law.
Most conveyancers will advise on obtaining the information necessary to complete your transaction and will include:
🔹Reviewing the contract for sale or purchase
🔹Arranging building and pest inspections
🔹Examining a strata inspection report (if the property is in a strata scheme)
🔹Exchanging the contract of sale or purchase
🔹Paying the deposit
🔹Arranging payment of stamp duties
🔹Preparing and examining the mortgage agreement
🔹Checking for outstanding arrears or land tax obligations
🔹Ascertaining whether any government authority has a vested interest in the land or if any planned development could affect the property
🔹Conducting searches to reveal information that may not have been previously disclosed
🔹Calculating adjustments for council and water rates for the property settlement
🔹Facilitating the change of title
🔹Completing any final checks prior to settlement
🔹Attending settlement.
As the transaction progresses, your conveyancer will advise you on what options you have and inform you so you can make informed choices and proceed through to settlement as easily as possible.
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