WE LOOK OUT FOR YOU AND YOUR ASSETS
You and your property will be in safe hands as we ensure easy, trustworthy transactions.
When selling your property, you are required to provide the purchaser with a Vendors’ Statement.
Action Conveyancing will prepare the Vendors’ Statement on your behalf and attend to all steps throughout the process. We prepare and review the Vendor’s Statement disclosure documents and a contract for you.
We deal with enquiries from potential purchasers and/or their representatives, arrange a discharge of mortgage, prepare and/or settle the transfer document and State Revenue Office declaration/s with you.
We also attend settlement, can bank any proceeds required and notify all relevant authorities of your property disposition.
OUR PROCESS GIVES YOU CONFIDENCE
With so many legalities to adhere to, the process of conveyancing can easily become overwhelming.
Our process and communication is designed to take that sense of overwhelm away.
Our service includes the preparation of the necessary documentation for the purpose of purchasing your property.
Action Conveyancing will prepare the Vendors’ Statement on your behalf and attend to all of the steps throughout the process – from when you sign a Contract Of Sale, through to the final settlement and notifying relevant authorities of the sale. If you are selling, a typical conveyancing transaction would generally follow these steps:
We prepare and review the Section 32 Vendor’s Statement disclosure documents and a contract for you. This includes documents from government authorities, your local council, the roads authority and any other documents that might be required as we search your title prepared within ten (10) days.
As the property is ready for sale, we deal with enquiries from your potential purchasers and/or their representatives. When the property is sold, we arrange a discharge of your mortgage, we prepare and/or settle the transfer documents and State Revenue Office declaration/s with you.
In liaison with the purchaser’s representative and you, we agree the adjusted purchase price shortly before settlement. We attend settlement for you and, if you require, we will bank any proceeds for you.
Lastly, we notify all relevant authorities of your property disposition.
