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If you’re moving into your first home, exploring a change or investing in a commercial or residential property, the team at Your Property Australia are here to help!
Let’s take a look at the steps involved in purchasing your property.
CONTRACT REVIEW
Before you hit that Saturday morning auction or prepare to put in an offer, we review your Contract and Vendor Statement to make sure you’re fully informed about your potential purchase.
LETTER OF ADVICE
No more letters of advice that are difficult to read! We cut out the legal jargon and provide you with a letter of advice you can actually understand outlining your purchase.
TRANSFER DOCUMENTS
We prepare all of the transfer documents for the purchase of your property.
COMMUNICATION
From the beginning, we communicate with the real estate agent, vendor’s legal representative and lender and your lender to ensure that all parties are progressing towards a smooth settlement.
PEXA
Using Australia’s new digital platform Property Exchange Australia, we co-ordinate with your lender to ensure that your funds are available to purchase your new property.
ORDER SEARCHES
We order updated certificates including council and water rates, land tax and owners corporation (if applicable) to get a full snapshot of the property outgoings.
ADJUSTMENTS
We ‘adjust’ on the property outgoings (council, water, owners corporation to ensure that you only pay from the date of settlement and are reimbursed for any amounts that are outstanding on the property.
STAMP DUTY PAYMENT
We work with you to understand if any stamp duty concessions, exemptions or reductions are available for your purchase. We then organise to pay your stamp duty and registration obligations at settlement.
Now you understand how Your Property Australia can help in the buying process, have a read through some of our blog posts below.
They will help you to become an informed and confident purchaser when it comes time to sign on the dotted line!
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What is a Contract of Sale?
The Contract of Sale is split into the Contract and the Vendor Statement. The Contract is broken up into the Particulars of the sale, the General Conditions and the Special Conditions. The Vendor Statement is all of the information that
What Is The Difference Between A Lawyer And A Conveyancer?
AFFORDABLE EXPERT SERVICE TIME Conveyancer ✓ X X Lawyer X ✓ X Your Property Australia ✓ ✓ ✓ Let’s take a look at the real differences between a conveyancer and a lawyer (not the boring ones that most conveyancing
The Difference Between Joint Proprietors and Tenants In Common
If the whole property is held equally between two parties then they are Joint Proprietors. When one of the Joint Proprietors dies, their share in the property passes to the other person. If the property is held in equal divisible
Why You Need To Secure Your Finance Before Auction.
Auctions are unpredictable at the best of times. One minute you’re looking through the property and the next you are in the middle of a life and death battle to win the auction, throwing your hands into the air as
Common Mistakes When Borrowing Money From Your Parents.
Family comes first. If your family has offered you money to purchase a property then keep reading to understand how to make sure it doesn’t cause huge problems in the future. One of the biggest worries for first home buyers
3 Ways To Help Your Children Into Their First Home
If you thought that your pre-retirement years were going to be filled with more golf and long lunches then think again! Current property prices in Melbourne are out of the financial reach of many young homebuyers. Parents are increasingly having
