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Property Conveyancing Caroline Springs

Entry Conveyancing provide conveyancing services for residents of Caroline Springs and the City of Melton. Our conveyancers are property solicitors who work on the behalf of clients to facilitate the transfer of ownership – we’ll prepare and review the necessary contracts, conduct title and legal searches, liaise with mortgage brokers, and ensure a smooth sale.

We have more than 150 five star reviews from local clients. We provide one-off conveyancing services for contract reviews, as well as end to end management for residential, commercial, and industrial property transactions.

Conveyancing Caroline Springs

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Our Caroline Springs conveyancing services

We provide conveyancing on a fixed-fee basis. No hidden fees, no nasty surprises. Just clear, communicative conveyancing services to get you through to settlement.

Residential conveyancing

Houses, duplexes, townhouses, apartments, units, and land subdivisions. Our Caroline Springs conveyancers use an experience and process-driven approach to keep the legals of every residential property transaction on track.

Commercial conveyancing

Conveyancing for local businesses, organisations, and investors, whether it be an office space, retail outlet, mixed use property, or warehouse in Caroline Springs.

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Starting from $660

Our professional fees for buying and selling are $1,095 (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

Contact

1800 518 187
info@entryconveyancing.com.au

Open hours

Monday – Friday: 8am – 9pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9am – 8pm
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The conveyancing process for buyers and sellers

Step 1: Consultation

Buyers and sellers meet with conveyancers to discuss the details of the sale and the condition of the property.

Step 2: Document drafting

Conveyancers prepare the contract of sale and vendor statement for sellers based on the information gathered during the consultation. A draft of the contract of sale is explained to sellers to ensure it aligns with expectations. Once the contact of sale and vendor statement are finalised, the property can be listed for sale.

Step 3. Contract review

Buyers engage Entry Conveyancing to review the contract of sale and vendor statement. Our Caroline Springs conveyancers identify and highlight any legal issues or risks for buyers. Buyers can choose to negotiate changes to the contract with the seller before signing the agreement.

Step 4. Exchange of contracts

The contract of sale becomes legally binding after it is exchanged between both parties. Buyers will need to pay a deposit (usually 10% of the sale price) to the seller. Buyers can go to their financier for the funds and conveyancers will start making preparations for settlement.

Step 5. Cooling-off period

A 3-business-day cooling-off period applies to residential and small rural properties – during this time, buyers can exit the sale with no legal consequences. Buyers who do so are entitled to a full refund of any monies paid to the seller, minus 0.2% of the sale price or $100 whichever is greater. There is no cooling-off period for commercial or industrial properties, or properties bought at auction.

Step 6. Property title search and inspections

Conveyancers carry out a property title search to check for any outstanding ownership issues. The property also undergoes building inspections to check for any defects.

Step 7. Statement of Adjustments

Buyers must pay an additional amount to the vendor for the period of the year the buyer takes ownership of the property, known as adjustments. Adjustments are calculated by conveyancers and prepared as a Statement that is sent to the seller for review. Before settlement, buyers do a final inspection of the property to ensure all conditions of sale are met.

Step 8. Settlement

Settlement is complete when the purchase funds are paid to the seller in exchange for the property title. Post-settlement, the new property ownership is lodged with the Land Titles Office, and buyers and sellers receive a final letter that confirms the success of the transaction.

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