Property Conveyancing in Melbourne
Buying and Selling Real Estate, either for home or investment, is a serious matter. Mistakes can be costly. No matter what the media tell you, conveyancing is best left in the hands of the trained professional – Property Lawyer. At P&B Law all conveyancing matters are carried out by properly qualified Property Lawyers. We have also installed the latest conveyancing systems to ensure your conveyancing is carried out properly – the first time. Please contact us to get professional advice if you have any questions regarding property conveyancing.
Property Buying Guide
Some of the things to consider when purchasing a property include:
- Check Contract
- Get Legal Advice
- Measure Land
Buying Unit, Flat, Townhouse
Some of the things to consider when buying unit, flat or townhouse include:
- Common Property
- Insurance
- Rules
Buying Off-The-Plan
Some of the things to consider when buying off-the-plan include:
- Contract Special Conditions
- Sunset Clause
- Stamp Duty Benefits
Buying Vacant Land
Some of the things to consider when buying vacant land include:
- Soil Test
- Building Costs
- GST
Buying Commercial and Industrial
Some of the things to consider when buying commercial and industrial include:
- Zoning & Planning
- Lease
- Contamination
Property Selling Guide
Some of the things to consider when selling a property include:
- Legal Advice
- Chattels and Fixtures:
- Land Measurements
Selling Unit, Flat, Townhouse
Some of the things to consider when selling unit, flat or townhouse include:
- Common Property
- Insurance
- Rules
Selling Off-The-Plan
Some of the things to consider when selling off-the-plan include:
- Proposed Plan Of Subdivision:
- Planning Permits
- Building Permits
Selling Vacant Land
Some of the things to consider when selling vacant land include:
- Council Restrictions
- Contamination
- Lease
Selling Commercial and Industrial
Some of the things to consider when selling commercial and industrial include:
- Zoning & Planning
- Lease
- Contamination
NOTE: This is information of a general nature only and cannot be relied upon as all encompassing.
You must seek legal advice specific to your purchase and never commit to an agreement unless you have obtained that legal advice. Contact us to assist you with any queries you may have regarding property conveyancing.