Do you know your legal obligations when buying or selling a property?
Did you know that your whole purchase or sale could fall through if something isn’t quite right legally?
Property is one of the biggest assets you will own, so you want to take every care when working with your investments.
Whether it is your family home, holiday home or even an investment property, you don’t want to jeopardise the sale or purchase for the sake of some due diligence.
But, how do you know what to check?
Well, you don’t check anything! Let the team at Property Law Centre check it for you.
Why You Need Legal Checks Before Buying Or Selling
It is common knowledge that you need a lawyer to complete the sale or purchase of a property. But have you really thought about why they are involved?
More than just signing some papers and moving your funds to the right place, a conveyancing lawyer protects you. They are a great source of knowledge and advice in the property world. Dealing with both sales and purchases every day, they live and breathe property. That means they can offer valuable support throughout the process.
By engaging your lawyer or legal executive right at the start of the process, you arm yourself with the vital information you need to make your property transaction run smoothly. The Property Law Centre can let you know the kind of clauses you should add to your purchase offer, and what to watch out for when selling. Sometimes, offers will be conditional on the sale of a property and you will need to be aware of the issues or there may be title memorials that you will need to be aware of, and your lawyer can help you understand what they mean.
They will also be able to explain the ins and outs of the LIM – the council file that holds all the information on a particular property. A LIM can be chunky and complex, so having someone that can decipher the legal jargon and highlight what you should consider is helpful.
The biggest rule is, don’t sign a Sale and Purchase Agreement before your lawyer or legal executive has looked at it. It is a legally binding document, so once signed, you can’t go back on it.
Once everything is all signed off, your conveyancer will be a key player on settlement day. This is the day that the property changes ownership. It is also the day that your conveyancer works with the other party’s conveyancer and any lending providers. The complicated process is not something you should try to undertake alone!
How Property Law Centre Can Help
Property Law Centre have a highly experienced team. Not only can they help you with your conveyancing needs, but they also deal with subdivisions, wills and estates, relationship property and property sharing agreements.
They understand that buying or selling a home can be a stressful time, so they want to make the process as easy as possible. That is why they offer a fixed fee that covers everything in the purchasing and selling process. It includes the LIM transfer, mortgage and transfer disbursements and GST. You can be assured there will be no surprises when their bill arrives.
Having a wealth of knowledge and experience, they build great relationships with their clients. That means, their clients return to them again and again. They even have generational clients and plenty of word of mouth referrals.
Why? Because it is not only the transparency of fees that their clients enjoy. It is the efficient and friendly service too.
So, if you are considering buying, selling, refinancing, or any property related matter, then the team at Property Law Centre can help.
Get in touch with them today so that you can make sure you have all the information before buying or selling. They have a great, affordable offer available where they will review standard title documentation for a proposed purchase for only $225. That fee is waived if you are the successful purchaser and go through to complete settlement of the property. Drop them on a line on 09-579-0033 or on [email protected]
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