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Property Conveyancing Lilydale

Fixed-fee conveyancing for residential and commercial property transactions in Lilydale and across Victoria. Entry Conveyancing’s team of property solicitors provide cost-effective conveyancing to make buying and selling property in Lilydale easy.

With over 150 five-star reviews and thousands of successful transactions, we are the conveyancers Lilydale locals trust. Entry Conveyancing services include drafting documents, reviewing contracts in line with Victorian property laws, and identifying potential risks to prevent delays and financial loss.

Conveyancing Lilydale

Fixed-fee conveyancing in Lilydale

Our property conveyancing services

Entry Conveyancing makes buying and selling property in Lilydale simple – forget the legal paperwork, our property solicitors ensure full compliance with Victorian property laws. We handle all types of property transactions including new home purchases, investment properties, commercial sales, and transfers between family members.

Residential conveyancing

Conveyancing for homeowners and first-time home buyers in Lilydale. Our residential conveyancing services cover:

  • Standalone and semi-detached houses
  • Apartment units and townhouses
  • Off-the-plan purchases
  • Vacant land
  • Land subdivisions
  • Strata properties
  • Family & deceased estate transfers

Commercial conveyancing

Comprehensive conveyancing for businesses and organisations in Lilydale focused on minimising financial risks and legal liabilities. Our commercial conveyancing services cover:

  • Office spaces
  • Industrial properties
  • Warehouses and manufacturing facilities
  • Commercial subdivisions
  • Mixed-use developments
  • Retail spaces

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Starting from $660

Our professional fees for buying and selling are $995 (fixed) + disbursements costs. For transfers is $660 + disbursements costs. Get an instant free quote below and find out the disbursements costs. You’ll be surprised by our affordable fees.

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Head office

Level 4, 150 Albert Road, South Melbourne VIC 3205

5/849 South Dowling Street, Waterloo NSW 2017

Contact

1800 518 187
info@entryconveyancing.com.au

Open hours

Monday – Friday: 8am – 9pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9am – 8pm
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How it works for buyers

Step 1: Contract review

Our conveyancers review the contract of sale to identify any liabilities of risks for buyers. We negotiate with the vendor’s representative for changes to the contract (such as the inclusion of special conditions) to ensure a favourable transaction for buyers.

Step 2: Due diligence searches

Conveyancers can arrange inspections to review the condition and history of the building. A title and zoning search is obtained from the local council to identify any legal issues with ownership and understand the planning permissions or restrictions that apply. An independent property inspection will uncover any hidden defects or structural problems in the property.

Step 3: Contract signing

We facilitate sign off when buyers are ready to proceed with the transaction. After the contract has been signed and exchanged with the vendor, the buyer transfers the deposit amount for the purchase.

Step 4: PEXA workspace setup

Conveyancing will take place digitally on the PEXA platform for a secure transaction. We prepare and send SRO duties forms to all parties for signing, then set up the PEXA workspace to house the documents of the transaction. The vendor’s representative and buyer’s financier will be invited to the workspace.

Step 5: Pre-settlement

All required documents are prepared and checked by our conveyancers prior to settlement. One week before the settlement date, we prepare and send the Statement of Adjustments to the vendor’s representative to confirm the final payment amount.

Step 6: Settlement

We attend settlement on behalf of buyers on the day itself. We liaise with the vendor’s representatives to perform the final checks and signatures before arranging the disbursement of funds from the buyer’s financier. We receive the Transfer of Land document and lodge it with the Victorian Land Registry to complete settlement.

How it works for sellers

Step 1: Initial consultation

We discuss the goals and desired outcomes of the sale with sellers. We also use this consultation to gather information about the condition and ownership details of the property.

Step 2: Document preparation

Conveyancers draft the contract of sale and vendor’s statement (Section 32 document) based on the information gathered in the initial consultation. The contract of sale will be drafted to secure the seller’s interests and minimise financial risk.

Step 3: Contract review and signing

The contact of sale and vendor statement is delivered to potential buyers for review. Our conveyancers negotiate on behalf of sellers if the buyer requests any changes to the contract.
Once the contract is signed, it is considered to be legally binding for both buyers and sellers.

Step 4: PEXA workspace setup

Entry Conveyancing uses the PEXA platform for digital conveyancing and secure transactions. We prepare and send SRO duties forms to all parties for signing, then set up the PEXA workspace to house the documents of the transaction. The buyer’s representative and financier will be invited to the workspace.

Step 5: Pre-settlement

We ensure that all documents, such as the Transfer of Land, are accurately prepared for settlement. One week before settlement, we receive and review the Statement of Adjustment from the buyer’s representative as confirmation of the final payment amount.

Step 6: Settlement

At settlement, we will provide all final checks before the transfer of the purchase funds to the seller’s account. All legal ownership documents are handed over to the buyer. After settlement, we notify the seller of the completed transaction and send the Notice of Acquisition to the Council, Water & Owners Corporation (if applicable).

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