What Does a Conveyancer Do When You're Selling?
Selling a property involves more than signing a contract and handing over the keys. There are important legal documents, deadlines and financial arrangements to manage along the way.
Your conveyancer helps guide you through the process, including:
- Preparing your Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement.
- Identifying important information that must be disclosed to prospective buyers.
- Liaising with your real estate agent, lender and the purchaser's conveyancer or solicitor.
- Managing contract conditions, important dates and settlement requirements.
- Preparing the necessary transfer and settlement documentation.
- Coordinating settlement and ensuring the transfer of ownership is completed.
At Haines Conveyancing Service, our local team supports sellers across Bacchus Marsh, Ballarat and surrounding areas, keeping you informed and helping you understand what happens next.
Conveyancing Made Simple.
We’re Locals, Just Like You.
When you're selling property, it helps to have a local team who understands the area and the people you're dealing with.
At Haines Conveyancing Service, we've been helping property owners since 1989. With a strong presence in Bacchus Marsh and Ballarat, our experienced team understands the local property market and the importance of making your sale as straightforward as possible.
From preparing your Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement through to coordinating settlement, we'll guide you through each stage, explain what you need to know and keep you informed along the way.
As part of Bacchus Marsh Lawyers & Ballarat Lawyers, we have access to broader legal expertise when your property transaction requires additional support.
Local knowledge. Experienced guidance. Conveyancing Made Simple.
The Selling Process
1.
Preparation of a high-quality Section 32 statement
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Ensuring that the buyer’s obligations under the contract are met
3.
Arranging the early release of the deposit to you (where possible)
4.
Arranging the discharge of your existing mortgage
5.
Ensuring that all sale proceeds are correctly distributed
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Arranging and attending settlement