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What is econveyancing? We explain common conveyancing terms used.
During the conveyancing process you will hear many different terms. Here our conveyancing team explains some of the common terms and how electronic settlements ...
What Makes Special Conditions So Special?
What are special conditions? When you are buying a house you must enter into a Contract of Sale. There are different types of contracts but the most c...
What are Material Facts when buying a property in Victoria?
“Material Facts” must be disclosed by vendors to potential purchasers when buying a property. Material facts are issues, defects or problems that ...
What to consider when buying a house.
There are many considerations and different things to think about when buying a house. Every suburb or town has different appeal. Every house has a different...
What Are Statement of Adjustments?
The Statement of adjustments are the calculation of who owes what for rates and levies as at the day of settlement. The are used in property conveyanc...
What is a Section 27 Statement and how does an early deposit release work?
A Section 27, or early release of deposit, is a part of the conveyancing process and is unique to conveyancing in Melbourne and Victorian properties. It gets it...
What is a Section 32?
A Section 32 (s32), or a Vendor’s Statement, is a key document required under the law in Victoria when selling a property. The best...
What does a conveyancer do for the buyer?
If you’ve purchased a property the ultimate aim is to become the registered pr...
What is the difference between a conveyancer and a solicitor/lawyer?
Conveyancing can be performed by either a licensed individual - a conveyancer or a lawyer. But what is the difference between the two and why does it matter? Th...