Thinkconveyancing.com.au Website Review

ThinkConveyancing.com.au is your local conveyancer. Our offices are located in major Capital cities around Australia. Why? Because that’s where settlements take place and that’s how we save you money, by being LOCAL to the settlement centres. It may mean our office is a little further away than other conveyancers, but it does mean we are closer to where the action for real estate conveyancing really happens. Yes that’s right! Even if you use local conveyancing services, they will need to come to the city. That’s honestly how Did You Know: Conveyancing is regulated by state laws, meaning the real estate conveyancing process is in fact unique in each state and territory of Australia? To find out more, jump to the relevant state below. The NSW conveyancing legislation put the responsibility for disclosure on sellers. This means, if you are thinking of selling your property it is your and your legal representative’s responsibility to fully disclose in your s 10.7. Why is this important? Because if you fail to disclose, you risk the transaction falling over, be it deliberate omission by your solicitors or conveyancer or by accident. You bear the risk, that’s why it’s important to hire a professional. As a buyer, if you want to understand the true value of the investment you are about to make, make sure you get your contract reviewed, prior to signing… It could literally save you thousands In Victoria, similar to NSW, the property conveyancing legislation means that sellers must tell potential purchasers about their property the essential docu*ent in all Victorian conveyancing transactions. To purchase, without having this docu*ent reviewed by your lawyers or conveyancers prior to signing is to unnecessarily invite risk into the transaction. Best practice is to always have your contract reviewed and any necessary special conditions drafted by your representative. In all property transactions be sure to remember that your legal representative is the ONLY representative who has a legal and professional responsibility to act in your best interest.