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With our knowledge and experience in the property market, we bring you relevant and up-to-date news and incisive analysis of all things conveyancing in the state of Victoria. Browse through our conveyancing blog for help at every stage of the buying and selling process.
How Long Is A Section 32 Valid For In Victoria?
A Section 32 in Victoria is valid until any information within it becomes inaccurate. If the details about the property change, such as new encumbrances or updated council information, the Section 32 must be updated. There is no set expiry date, but accuracy at the time of sale is required. Is There an Official Expiration…
Does Your Conveyancer Need to Be Local?
Your conveyancer does not need to be local. Modern conveyancers handle transactions remotely using email, phone, and digital platforms. However, a local conveyancer may offer advantages like local market knowledge and easier in-person meetings. Choosing a qualified and experienced conveyancer matters more than their location. What Are the Benefits of Using a Local Conveyancer Compared…
Can You Buy A House Without A Conveyancer?
You can buy a house without a conveyancer, but it is not recommended. Property transactions involve complex legal and financial processes, including contract reviews, title searches, and settlement procedures. A conveyancer ensures compliance with legal requirements and helps avoid costly mistakes or disputes during the purchase. Is It Legal to Buy a House Without Using…
What Is The Difference Between A Conveyancer And A Mortgage Broker?
The main difference between a conveyancer and a mortgage broker is their role in property transactions. A conveyancer handles legal processes like property transfers, contracts, and settlements. A mortgage broker arranges home loans, compares lenders, and secures financing for buyers. Both professionals can assist in buying a property but serve different purposes. What Are the…
Why Do You Need Conveyancing?
You need conveyancing to ensure your property transaction is legally sound and stress-free. Managing legal documents yourself poses risks like contract voidance and overlooked issues such as encumbrances or planning regulations. A professional conveyancer protects against fraud and compliance errors that can jeopardise your ownership rights. They help prevent costly mistakes by accurately preparing documents…
When Purchasing a House, What’s the Difference Between a Solicitor and a Conveyancer?
Solicitors provide comprehensive legal services and are ideal for complex transactions involving legal disputes, probate, or high-value properties. They are indispensable if you encounter legal issues during the acquisition. Conveyancers, on the other hand, specialise in the property transfer process, offering an efficient and cost-effective service for straightforward transactions. Their fees are generally lower, but…
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