Legal

  • Drafting the Agreement for Sale and Purchase and appropriate conditions for your requirements (where necessary)
  • Receive and carefully peruse the contract and advise you appropriately
  • Search the title and fully explain to you any encumbrances on the title
  • Ascertain the outcome of the conditions of the contract, and communicate outcome of conditions with the sellers conveyancing professional
  • Prepare the Sales Notice for the Local Authority
  • Ascertain the manner in which joint Purchasers are to hold the Property
  • Receive and check the statement from the sellers conveyancing professional, including checking the accuracy of apportionment calculations (i.e. rates, body corp levies, rental)
  • Receive and complete Bank loan documentation for your signing (if necessary)
  • Establish online the electronic transfer (and mortgage if required) for property ownership to be transferred to the new owner
  • Prepare all legal documentation necessary to transfer ownership to you
  • Ensure property is sufficiently insured
  • If applicable, receive loan documentation, and explain the obligations of the mortgage and the terms of finance with you prior to signing and returning back to the bank
  • Receiving settlement funds from you and your bank (where applicable)
  • Attend to transfer of funds to the vendors conveyancing professional’s Trust Account
  • Ensure that the house keys are released to you (where applicable) as soon as funds have been transferred
  • Complete registration of the transfer and mortgage (if applicable)
  • Provide to you a full statement of all transactions, along with a copy of the Certificate of Title detailing your ownership
  • Reporting to the bank