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Selling a Property

Selling a property should be a straightforward, stress-free process but rarely is that the case. Let Cahill Rowe Conveyancing change that!

Engage an experienced Geelong property and conveyancing lawyer

Selling and buying a home or commercial property can be confusing. Cahill Rowe Conveyancing provides full-service conveyancing and comprehensive legal property advice so you can sell your property quickly and dispute-free.

At Cahill Rowe Conveyancing we provide you with a comprehensive array of property transaction services while ensuring you have one central person to collaborate with on all your property-related matters. Combining legal expertise with conveyancing experience allows us to assist sellers or buyers through the entire property transaction without reaching out to other experts adding additional unforeseen costs. Take comfort knowing a legal professional is handling your property matter from start to finish.

Selling a Geelong property

When you decide to sell your Anglesea or Portarlington residential or commercial property, it is best to contact a property and conveyancing lawyer as soon as possible. To provide the best conveyancing services, we need to gather comprehensive and accurate instructions from you and obtain necessary documents and information from the relevant statutory authorities to prepare your Vendor’s Statement, otherwise called a Section 32. This can take up to 10 business days in some cases. Any error or omission in the Vendor’s Statement may enable the purchaser to terminate the Contract of Sale at any time up until settlement. Hence, your Vendor Statement must be accurate and complete to ensure an effective, timely property sale.

Information to provide to your property and conveyancing lawyer for a property sale:

  • Copy of your rates notice and water authority notice
  • Land tax assessment notices
  • Owners corporation insurance policies or notices
  • Building permits, final inspection certificates, certificate of occupancy, or builders warranty insurance
  • Contract of sale from when you purchased the property
  • Leases that may affect the property
  • Orders or notices from a government authority regarding any works or levies on your property
  • Original Certificate of Title if you do not have a mortgage on the property
  • Your selling agent’s details

If you do not have all these documents or information, nor do you know where to start to obtain some of them, Cahill Rowe Conveyancing can assist in gathering them.

Let Cahill Rowe Conveyancing prepare your Vendor’s Statement

Selling a commercial or residential property can be straightforward if you engage Cahill Rowe Conveyancing. First, our team obtains current certificates and information from all relevant municipalities and authorities for your property. We then draft the Vendor Statement in accordance with your instructions for you to review. Once you are satisfied with the Vendor Statement, we provide electronic copies to your agent..

The property can then go to auction or sale and  it is then up to your Real Estate Agent to do the heavy lifting and find you a buyer!

Finalising a Geelong property sale

Congratulations, your Geelong property has sold. Now it is time to sit back, relax and let your Geelong property and conveyancing lawyer take care of the final paperwork to hand over the property.

Closing tasks required for Bellarine Peninsula property sales

Our full-service conveyancing includes:

  • Liaise with all necessary parties such as your selling agent and bank.
  • Review transfer and nomination documentation.
  • Coordinate your mortgagor to meet the settlement date and satisfy your mortgagee’s discharge requirements.
  • Prepare correspondence to relevant municipalities to advise of the transfer.
  • Review and confirm the statement of adjustments to be paid at the settlement.
  • Prepare, coordinate, and attend the settlement on your behalf.

Resolving settlement matters in Geelong

We hope that it won’t, but if your conveyancing doesn’t finalise in a happy manner (i.e. you are unhappy with the condition of a property, or there is a dispute at settlement) the expert team at Cahill Rowe Conveyancing can assist in resolving legal matters after a settlement.

Using a legal professional for conveyancing in Torquay

While you don’t legally require a conveyancer or property lawyer to complete your Torquay property transaction, in the event things go wrong, or you didn’t understand something, ignorance is no defence in law.

Conducting conveyancing on your own could put put you at risk of:

  • financial loss
  • losing your deposit
  • being sued
  • getting stuck in a contract that is unfavourable to you
  • being stuck with a property that has defects or is not suitable for the purpose you intended to use it for

Contact Geelong’s best conveyancers and property lawyers

If you are looking to transact on a title, give Cahill Rowe Conveyancing a call for an obligation-free initial conversation. There isn’t any point where it is ‘too early’ to discuss your conveyancing needs which is why we offer obligation-free pre-purchase advice as well.

At Cahill Rowe Conveyancing, we provide full-service conveyancing, so you deal with one expert through the entire process of your property transaction. Plus, as professional property lawyers and conveyancers, we can provide comprehensive property advice from a legal perspective considering all of the legal and financial liabilities of your commercial or residential property sale. Servicing Barwon Heads, Greater Geelong, Ocean Grove, Torquay and regional areas around the Surf Coast and Bellarine Peninsula, Cahill Rowe Conveyancing has you covered.

Contact our knowledgeable team on (03) 5292 1994 for your no-obligation consultation.