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Property Conveyancing Hoppers Crossing

Fast, fixed-fee conveyancers in Hoppers Crossing that buyers and sellers can rely on.

Entry Conveyancing is a conveyancing-only firm with decades of collective experience facilitating residential and commercial property transactions in Hoppers Crossing and across Greater Victoria. We work on behalf of our clients to make buying and selling property both simple and stress-free.

Our Hoppers Crossing conveyancing services cover all the required document preparation, due diligence checks, and risk identification to ensure a smooth settlement. Contact our local conveyancers for a free contract review or a no-obligation quote for your transaction.

Conveyancing Hoppers Crossing

Comprehensive conveyancing in Hoppers Crossing

Our conveyancing services

Entry Conveyancing’s services are available for residential and commercial property buyers and sellers in Hoppers Crossing. We ensure full compliance with Victoria’s land and property regulations and local council regulations.

Residential conveyancing

Conveyancing for homeowners, investors and first home buyers. We service all types of residential transactions, including:

  • Houses
  • Apartment units and townhouses
  • Granny flats
  • Off-the-plan purchases
  • Vacant land purchases
  • Lot subdivisions

Commercial conveyancing

Commercial conveyancing in Hoppers Crossing for businesses and organisations. We can assist with:

  • Office buildings
  • Commercial strata units
  • Commercial land subdivisions
  • Development sites
  • Warehouses and industrial sites
  • Retail and hospitality establishments

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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

We review the contract of sale to check for any liabilities for the buyer. Before signing, we negotiate changes with the vendor’s representative to address any risks for the buyer.

Step 2: Preparing documents

In preparation for the sale, we gather information from the buyer, including details about the property ownership arrangement, eligibility for stamp duty concessions, and the chosen financier for the purchase.

Step 3: Due diligence checks

Thorough property searches, including title searches and zoning checks, to identify any liabilities or compliance issues with the property and the current ownership. Our Hoppers Crossing conveyancers will also arrange for independent building and pest inspections to determine the condition of the property.

Step 4: Setting up a PEXA workspace

Entry Conveyancing carries out digital conveyancing on the PEXA platform. We prepare the SRO Digital Duties Form for all parties to sign and set up a PEXA workspace to house the transaction documents. We then invite the vendor’s representative and the buyer’s financier to the workplace.

Step 5: Settlement preparation

We liaise with the buyer to ensure that finance approval is obtained at this step. One week before settlement, our conveyancers will prepare the Statement of Adjustments and send it to the vendor’s representative for review.

Step 6: Settlement and handover

Our conveyancers will attend settlement on behalf of the buyer. Settlement will involve the receipt of the Transfer of Land documents and the keys to the property, as well as the release of funds from the buyer to the seller. After settlement, we lodge the Transfer of Land document with the Land Titles Office and hand over the keys to the buyer.

How it works for sellers

Step 1: Initial consultation

Discussing the condition of the property for sale, and the seller’s desired outcomes of the sale.

Step 2: Document preparation

We draft the contract of sale and vendor’s statement (section 32) in line with the seller’s requirements.

Step 3: Special condition arrangements

Once a buyer signs the contract, we make arrangements to address any special conditions outlined in the contract. This can include maintenance or repair work and building inspection preparations.

Step 4: PEXA workspace set-up

We prepare the SRO Duties Online Form for all parties to sign and set up a PEXA Workspace where the transaction documents, including the Transfer of Land and Notice of Acquisition, will be held. The buyer’s representative and financier are then invited to the Workspace.

Step 5: Settlement preparation

We receive and review the Statement of Adjustment from the buyer’s representative one week before settlement. Once the final payment amount is confirmed, we arrange a final property inspection for the buyer.

Step 6: Settlement and handover

We liaise with the buyer’s representative for the handover of the Transfer of Land documents and the disbursement of funds. We notify the client once settlement is complete and send the Notice of Acquisition to the Council, Water & Owners Corporation (if applicable).

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