Property Buying

Whether you’ve finally found the home of your dreams or are purchasing an investment property, buying a property is an exciting time. It can also be quite a stressful experience particularly if you’re not used to having to deal with banks, lawyers, real estate agents and the local council. As Licensed Conveyancers in Melbourne, we do this everyday and know what you need to move into your new property quickly.

Conveyancing is an essential part of purchasing any property. It involves changing the ownership of a property from the seller (or vendor) to the buyer (or purchaser). We liaise with the banks, seller’s lawyer, local council, water and owners corporation(if applicable) to make sure your property settlement goes smoothly and on-time.

We help you get into your new home or investment property by:

1. Offering fast and efficient service
2. Taking care of the tedious paperwork for you
3. Helping you settle on time
4. Making sure there are no unexpected costs
5. Giving you peace of mind that you’re in good hands
6. Keeping you informed so you know what’s happening

While it may seem like a simple process, there are many things involved in purchasing your property. Our services include:

1. Managing the entire conveyancing process for you so you can focus on moving in
2. Preparing and lodging any legal documents
3. Examining the title to easements, encumbrances or any other issues with the title of the property and plan and notifying you if there are any
4. Making sure your deposit money has been deposited safely in a trust account
5. Coordinating with your home loan lender to make sure you have the funds to purchase the property in time
6. Making sure that the title to your property is transferred correctly
7. Helping you settle on-time
8. Making sure the seller pays any outstanding bills before settlement like water, land tax, council rates or body corporate fees. If these debts haven’t been paid by the time the property is transferred to you, you may have to pay them. We look at what is owing, calculate any financial adjustments and make sure they are paid.