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Property Conveyancing Werribee

Entry Conveyancing provide conveyancing for buyers and sellers in Werribee. Our conveyancing team are property solicitors experienced in facilitating the transfer of ownership for residential, commercial, and industrial properties.

We handle the entire process through to settlement – we’ll draft and review sale contracts, ensure full compliance, facilitate property title searches and inspections, and minimise financial risks and delays.

We have a track record of successful property sales in Victoria, with over 150 five-star reviews on Google. Get a free contract review, or engage our team for conveyancing in Werribee – call 1800 518 187 or fill in the form below.

Conveyancing Werribee

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Our Werribee conveyancing services

Residential and commercial conveyancing services completed by property solicitors.

Residential conveyancing

Our Werribee conveyancers can help first-time home buyers, property investors, and homeowners looking to buy, sell, or transfer residential property. Residential conveyancing includes:

  • Detached homes
  • Duplexes
  • Apartments
  • Off-the-plan properties
  • Property subdivisions
  • Vacant land

Commercial conveyancing

We provide commercial conveyancing services for local businesses, organisations, and developers in Werribee. Commercial conveyancing includes:

  • Offices
  • Retail spaces
  • Industrial sites and warehouses
  • Business development areas
  • Hospitality venues
  • Land subdivisions

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Head office

Level 4, 150 Albert Road, South Melbourne VIC 3205

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 and sellers

Step 1: Consultation

Our Werribee conveyancers provide a free consultation for sellers to understand what’s involved in selling the residential or commercial property. The consultation will include a discussion of the property condition and the preferred terms of the sale.

Step 2: Document preparation

We prepare the contract of sale and vendor statement based on the information gathered during the initial consultation. The property can only be listed for sale after both documents are prepared.

Step 3. Contract review

We review the contract of sale and the vendor statement on behalf of the buyer. Any legal liabilities or potential issues are highlighted to buyers, who can enter into negotiations with the seller over the conditions of sale.

Step 4. Exchange of contracts

The contract of sale is signed and exchanged between the parties. From this point on, the sale agreement is legally binding. Buyers then pay a deposit (typically 10% of the purchase price) to the seller.

Step 5. Cooling-off period

A 3-business-day cooling-off period applies to residential transactions. The cooling-off period allows buyers to back out of the sale without facing legal repercussions. Buyers can get a full refund of the payment made to the seller, minus 0.2% of the purchase price. The cooling-off period does not apply to commercial or industrial properties, or properties sold through auction.

Step 6. Property checks

Conveyancers obtain property title searches to check for existing easements or ownership issues with the property. The property is also inspected by a qualified building surveyor to identify defects or pest activity.

Step 7. Pre-settlement

Our Werribee conveyancers provide a checklist for settlement that includes obtaining loan approval from the financier, a final inspection of the property, and finalising the Statement of Adjustments. One week before settlement, the Statement of Adjustments is sent to the seller’s representative for review.

Step 8. Settlement

Representatives from both buying and selling parties meet on settlement day to carry out the final checks and signatures. The outstanding purchase funds are paid to the seller, and the property title is transferred to the buyer. Conveyancers lodge the new property registration with the Victorian Land Titles Office and provide a final letter to buyers and sellers to complete the transaction.

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