Conveyancing Services

PROPERTY CONVEYANCING IN FORSTER

CONVEYANCING SERVICES

OUR PROCESSES MADE EASY FOR YOU

Buying or selling a property can be a stressful for time for most people.
To put your mind at ease, we will assist you throughout the process and can keep you updated and well-informed every step of the way.
We have decades of direct experience in helping people buy and sell property.

We can help you with the following:

BUYING OR SELLING

  • purchase and sale of residential property
  • purchase and sale of commercial and industrial property
  • purchase and sale of strata and community title property
  • purchase and sale of rural property

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE

  • assistance with advice in relation to First Home Purchase Benefits and other Benefits
  • related to State Government Grants and Stamp Duty concessions/exemptions
  • advice on auction contracts

At Key2 Conveyancing we are committed to providing professional and efficient services. Backed with decades of professional experience and property law expertise, you can be assured that you’re in capable hands.

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CONVEYANCING SERVICES

Buying or selling a property can be a stressful for time for most people.
To put your mind at ease, we will assist you throughout the process and can keep you updated and well-informed every step of the way.
We have decades of direct experience in helping people buy and sell property.

We can help you with the following:

BUYING OR SELLING

  • purchase and sale of residential property
  • purchase and sale of commercial and industrial property
  • purchase and sale of strata and community title property
  • purchase and sale of rural property

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE

  • assistance with advice in relation to First Home Purchase Benefits and other Benefits
  • related to State Government Grants and Stamp Duty concessions/exemptions
  • advice on auction contracts

At Key2 Conveyancing we are committed to providing professional and efficient services. Backed with decades of professional experience and property law expertise, you can be assured that you’re in capable hands.

CONTACT US

BUYING A PROPERTY

Buying a property can be a stressful time and there can also be confusion due to the legal jargon that requires understanding.

An experienced conveyancer will help you avoid miscommunication and confusion. And, best of all, could save you thousands of dollars in solicitor’s fees.


Below is a simplified version of the process involved when buying property.

Step 1

Find Your Property

Look for properties that meet your requirements and are within your price range.

Step 2

Contact Key2 Conveyancing

Once you have decided on a property, give us a call as tell us your plans.
We negotiate the terms of the contract with the seller’s conveyancer and will instruct you about a pre-purchase inspection report that you might need prior to buying the property. We then arrange these report for you.
We will advise you in relation to the contract and negotiate any amendments so that the contract to purchase is on terms specific to your requirements.

Step 3

Payment of Deposit and Exchange of Contracts

You sign the contract; pay the deposit and we exchange contracts. This ensures that the property is secured or you, subject to any cooling off period.

At this stage, we will help you secure your property by assisting in the exchanging of contracts. The cooling off period is only available for the purchase of residential property.

The vendor does not have a cooling-off period. There is no cooling- off period when a property is purchased at auction.

Step 4

Pre-settlement

We will conduct government and statutory searches to make sure that they have no interest in the property. We prepare the documents needed for the transfer. This stage also involves various other steps including stamp the transfer, preparation of settlement figures, direction of settlement cheques and schedule the settlement time and location.

Step 5

Settlement

We attend and effect the settlement at the designated time and location. You pay the balance owed and then will receive the title to the property.

Step 6

Post-settlement

In most cases, it's at this stage where the keys to the property are available for collection - usually from the office of the selling agent.

We will notify the authorities of the change of ownership of the property so all future documentation, for example council rate and strata title levies, are forwarded to you in future.

GET IN TOUCH

BUYING A PROPERTY - WHAT TO DO

Buying a property can be a stressful time and there can also be confusion due to the legal jargon that requires understanding.

An experienced conveyancer will help you avoid miscommunication and confusion. And, best of all, could save you thousands of dollars in solicitor’s fees.


Below is a simplified version of the process involved when buying property.

Step 1

Find Your Property

Look for properties that meet your requirements and are within your price range.

Step 2

Contact Key2 Conveyancing

Once you have decided on a property, give us a call as tell us your plans.
We negotiate the terms of the contract with the seller’s conveyancer and will instruct you about a pre-purchase inspection report that you might need prior to buying the property. We then arrange these report for you.
We will advise you in relation to the contract and negotiate any amendments so that the contract to purchase is on terms specific to your requirements.

Step 3

Payment of Deposit and Exchange of Contracts

You sign the contract; pay the deposit and we exchange contracts. This ensures that the property is secured or you, subject to any cooling off period.

At this stage, we will help you secure your property by assisting in the exchanging of contracts. The cooling off period is only available for the purchase of residential property.

The vendor does not have a cooling-off period. There is no cooling- off period when a property is purchased at auction.

Step 4

Pre-settlement

We will conduct government and statutory searches to make sure that they have no interest in the property. We prepare the documents needed for the transfer. This stage also involves various other steps including stamp the transfer, preparation of settlement figures, direction of settlement cheques and schedule the settlement time and location.

Step 5

Settlement

We attend and effect the settlement at the designated time and location. You pay the balance owed and then will receive the title to the property.

Step 6

Post-settlement

In most cases, it's at this stage where the keys to the property are available for collection - usually from the office of the selling agent.

We will notify the authorities of the change of ownership of the property so all future documentation, for example council rate and strata title levies, are forwarded to you in future.

GET IN TOUCH

BUYING AT AUCTION

When buying a property at an auction, there is no cooling off period. If you are the successful bidder - you must proceed with the contract. If you are the successful bidder, then you must immediately sign the contract and pay the deposit which is usually 10% of the purchase price.


Be prepared - you will have to pay the deposit and sign the contract.

Step 1

Contact Key2 Conveyancing

We'll review the seller's auction contract within 24 hours of receiving a copy from the seller's agent.

Step 2

Contract terms

We will negotiate the terms of the contract, and any required amendments, with the seller's conveyancer so everything is ready, before the auction takes place.

Step 3

Finance

Your finance should be approved in advance so you can successfully bid at an auction and pay the required 10% deposit.

Step 4

Pre-purchase inspection

Pre-purchase reports - for example, pest, building and strata reports - should be done prior to the auction. That way, you are aware of any issues before bidding.

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BUYING AT AUCTION

When buying a property at an auction, there is no cooling off period. If you are the successful bidder - you must proceed with the contract. If you are the successful bidder, then you must immediately sign the contract and pay the deposit which is usually 10% of the purchase price.


Be prepared - you will have to pay the deposit and sign the contract.

Step 1

Contact Key2 Conveyancing

We'll review the seller's auction contract within 24 hours of receiving a copy from the seller's agent.

Step 2

Contract terms

We will negotiate the terms of the contract, and any required amendments, with the seller's conveyancer so everything is ready, before the auction takes place.

Step 3

Finance

Your finance should be approved in advance so you can successfully bid at an auction and pay the required 10% deposit.

Step 4

Pre-purchase inspection

Pre-purchase reports - for example, pest, building and strata reports - should be done prior to the auction. That way, you are aware of any issues before bidding.

CONTACT US

SELLING A PROPERTY

Selling a property can be a stressful process.

However, having a credible and efficient conveyancer – who can take care of the process from start to finish – can help you put your mind at ease.

Step 1

Preparation of marketing contract

We will prepare the marketing contract.

A copy of this contract is also sent to the seller's real estate agent;

This document is legally required to be available for purchasers to review.

Step 2

Contact Key2 Conveyancing

After receiving an offer, your real estate agent will provide us with a sales advice that contains the selling price and the contract information of the purchaser and the conveyancer.

We will liaise with you regarding the terms of the contract and will then prepare the contract for yourself to sign and a duplicate for the purchaser's conveyancer.

Step 3

Exchange of contracts

Exchange of contracts occurs when the purchaser's conveyance returns their signed documentation and the deposit is paid by the buyer. This exchanging of contracts means both the seller and buyer are committed to the contract. We will complete exchange of contracts and confirm the settlement date with you and your selling agent.

The deposit it to be paid by the purchaser on, or prior to, exchange of contracts.

The deposit is held in the trust account of the stakeholder until settlement.

Step 4

Requisitions, discharge of mortgage and transfer

We reply to the buyer's requisitions and proceed in arranging the transfer. We will deal with your bank, on your behalf, to arrange discharge of mortgage by the seller's bank.

Step 5

Settlement figures

We will receive and check settlement figures, along with any adjustments, such as council rates.

A booking for settlement is made with the purchaser's conveyancer and your bank. We will coordinate with yourself and the buyer's conveyancer regarding the documents that need to be signed and witnessed.

The usual timeframe for settlement is four to fix weeks.

The agent's commission for selling your property is also to be paid at settlement. This is usually paid out of the deposit that the agent is holding in their trust account.

Step 6

Settlement

Key2 Conveyancing will attend settlement on the scheduled date and time. Settlement then takes place. This involves the exchanging of bank cheques and title deed and discharge of mortgage.

The purchaser's conveyancer provides and order on the selling agent, which authorises them to release the deposit to you, account for their commission on the sale and release the keys for the property to the purchaser, where applicable.

Settlement correspondence is issued to the seller. Settlement is complete.

CONTACT US

SELLING A PROPERTY

Selling a property can be a stressful process.

However, having a credible and efficient conveyancer – who can take care of the process from start to finish – can help you put your mind at ease.

Step 1

Preparation of marketing contract

We will prepare the marketing contract.

A copy of this contract is also sent to the seller's real estate agent;

This document is legally required to be available for purchasers to review.

Step 2

Contact Key2 Conveyancing

After receiving an offer, your real estate agent will provide us with a sales advice that contains the selling price and the contract information of the purchaser and the conveyancer.

We will liaise with you regarding the terms of the contract and will then prepare the contract for yourself to sign and a duplicate for the purchaser's conveyancer.

Step 3

Exchange of contracts

Exchange of contracts occurs when the purchaser's conveyance returns their signed documentation and the deposit is paid by the buyer. This exchanging of contracts means both the seller and buyer are committed to the contract. We will complete exchange of contracts and confirm the settlement date with you and your selling agent.

The deposit it to be paid by the purchaser on, or prior to, exchange of contracts.

The deposit is held in the trust account of the stakeholder until settlement.

Step 4

Requisitions, discharge of mortgage and transfer

We reply to the buyer's requisitions and proceed in arranging the transfer. We will deal with your bank, on your behalf, to arrange discharge of mortgage by the seller's bank.

Step 5

Settlement figures

We will receive and check settlement figures, along with any adjustments, such as council rates.

A booking for settlement is made with the purchaser's conveyancer and your bank. We will coordinate with yourself and the buyer's conveyancer regarding the documents that need to be signed and witnessed.

The usual timeframe for settlement is four to fix weeks.

The agent's commission for selling your property is also to be paid at settlement. This is usually paid out of the deposit that the agent is holding in their trust account.

Step 6

Settlement

Key2 Conveyancing will attend settlement on the scheduled date and time. Settlement then takes place. This involves the exchanging of bank cheques and title deed and discharge of mortgage.

The purchaser's conveyancer provides and order on the selling agent, which authorises them to release the deposit to you, account for their commission on the sale and release the keys for the property to the purchaser, where applicable.

Settlement correspondence is issued to the seller. Settlement is complete.

CONTACT US
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