Leading property conveyancing in Redfern.
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Our professional fees for buying and selling are $995 incl. GST (fixed) + disbursements costs. For transfers is $660 incl. GST + disbursements costs. Get an instant free quote below and find out the disbursements costs. You’ll be surprised by our affordable fees.
Entry Conveyancing
Level 4/150 Albert Road, South Melbourne
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My family has just completed the settlement with the help from Giulia. No surprise in the whole process which is really good. Giulia can advise on our questions clearly and efficiently. Thanks again~ -
My partner and I engaged Entry Conveyancing for our first home loan, and we couldn't have been more pleased with their services. They consistently made themselves available whenever we needed assistance and went the extra mile to ensure … More we comprehended each phase of the process. We highly recommend them for their exceptional service.
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First time doing something like this, was worried come settlement day something would have been forgotten but the experience was far from that! Giulia was amazing to deal with! Professional, very attentive to detail and points you in the … More right direction. Cannot thank her enough for making it a walk in the park!
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I engaged with Entry Conveyancing to assist with purchasing my first home. Giulia made the process extremely easy, simplifying often complicated/unclear processes into simple to follow tasks and to an extent shielding me from the superfluous … More or overly complicated parts. Price was extremely competitive and overall I am extremely satisfied. I would highly recommend EC for prospective buyers.
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Giulia was amazing! Very patient (explained everything in simple language), frequent / clear communication and knowledgable on all the matters we were not. During a stressful time, Giulia made the process of selling our home so much smoother. … More Thanks Giulia :) Mark + Amber
Frequently Asked Questions
How can a Redfern conveyancer help me?
Whether you’re buying, selling, or transferring property, it’s important to work with a conveyancing solicitor to ensure all legalities are appropriately taken care of.
The Entry Conveyancing Redfern team can help at all stages of a property transaction. Here’s where we can step in:
- Purchasing property
- Selling property
- Transferring property from one family member to another
- Contract review
- Commercial purchases and sales
- Pre-purchase advice
- Preparation of contract
Are the Entry Conveyancers solicitors?
Yes – the Redfern conveyancing team at Entry Conveyancing are qualified and practicing property solicitors who specialise in providing residential and commercial conveyancing.
How does conveyancing work?
- The seller hires a conveyancer or property solicitor to handle the legal elements of the sale
- The seller’s conveyancer will then prepare the necessary legal documents, including the contract of sale
- The buyer engages a conveyancer to review the contract of sale and ensure that all interests are protected
- The conveyancers or solicitors may negotiate any required updates to the contract of sale on behalf of the buyer and seller
- The conveyancer acting for the buyer will conduct all necessary searches to ensure there are not outstanding debts or legal issues with the property
- Once the contract has been signed off by both parties, the conveyancers will then arrange the transfer of ownership
- The conveyancer for the buyer will prepare the necessary documentation for the conveyancer to receive the funds for the purchase price of the property
- The conveyancer acting on behalf of the seller will need to follow up and pay any outstanding debts or fees associated to the property, before transferring ownership to the buyer
- The buyer’s conveyancer will need to register the transfer of ownership and provide a proof of ownership
- Voilà! The property transaction is complete
What is transfer duty?
Transfer duty is another term used for stamp duty. Also known as property transfer tax, transfer duty refers to the tax that is levied on the transfer of ownership of a property. It is generally paid by the buyer of the property and is calculated based on the value of property.
Transfer duty/stamp duty can vary depending on where you’re located and any government grants. Transfer duty will be paid to the government at the time of the property transaction. It is the conveyancer’s duty to handle this part of the process and will typically ensure that the transfer duty is paid off by the buyer.
How quickly can conveyancing be completed?
The timeframe of conveyancing really comes down to the property transaction itself. Generally, the conveyancing process for a standard sale or purchase will take around 6 weeks. Some conveyancing transactions may take less – 2-3 weeks – and others may take up to 6 months. Ultimately it will come down to the other parties involved, including the real estate agents, purchasers, sellers, financiers, and property solicitors.
Can I do my own conveyancing?
It is possible for individuals to complete the conveyancing process on their own, but it is generally recommended that a licensed conveyancer or property solicitor is engaged to handle the legal aspects of a property transaction. This is primarily due to the fact that there are lot of complicated legal procedures during the conveyancing process that can have financial consequences if not completed correctly.