Here are some of the most common stamp duty exemptions and concessions that transferees (buyers) may be eligible for: A waiver of 25% off for existing […]
Have you considered the question “Should I purchase a property subject to a building and pest inspection?” Our advice when buying a residence that is not […]
For a property being auctioned, you should write to the Agent before the auction asking if their client/s would accept bids from you at the auction […]
After the contract for the purchase of your home has been settled: Your conveyancer will send a Notice of Acquisition to the authorities whose charges are […]
Many people who own land without a mortgage hold their paper Certificate of Title. Particularly, the older parchment ones are quite beautiful. However, there is a […]
We are dealing with the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic: We did not increase our fees in 2019-2020, and we have not increased them again for […]
If the property was jointly owned with a surviving proprietor, then ownership of the property can be transferred to the surviving owner by means of a […]
We are dealing with the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic: We have been working from home since 2012, and are continuing to do so. Our substantial […]
If you’ve bought a property, you (and your conveyancer) have the following obligations: Pay the deposit in full by its due date, usually to the selling […]
If you’ve sold your property and your contract has become unconditional, the following things occur: Your conveyancer advises the purchaser’s conveyancer if the sale is subject […]
Glenferrie Conveyancing Pty Ltd was the first firm in Australia to be registered as a practitioner subscriber of the PEXA electronic settlement platform, and we conducted […]
If you’ve bought a new residential property since 1 July 2018, or one that that has been substantially renovated, then GST usually forms part of the […]
At settlement the parties to the Contract (the buyer and seller) fulfill their obligations. The buyer and/or their lender (the Incoming Mortgagee) provides the balance of […]
The deposit paid by the purchaser under a contract will generally remain in trust until settlement, when it is then released to the vendor. However, sometimes […]
Not all of these warnings apply to all types of purchases: The proposed Contract contains Special Conditions that are oppressive to your interests. Special Conditions add […]
It has been a Registrar’s Requirement to lodge almost all Transfer dealings at Land Use Victoria using an electronic settlement system since 1 October 2018. That […]
It has been a Registrar’s Requirement to lodge standalone Caveat and Withdrawal of Caveat dealings at Land Use Victoria using the PEXA electronic settlement platform since […]
As at 23 August 2016, Glenferrie Conveyancing Pty Ltd has conducted more PEXA electronic settlements during 2016 than any other practitioner (conveyancer or legal practice) in […]
During 2016-17, the cost for an electronic settlement is $107.80, or $122.98 if there’s more than one title involved. Glenferrie Conveyancing will absorb half of this […]
For all contracts entered into from 1 July 2016, the additional stamp duty that is payable on the purchase of a residential property within Victoria by […]
In order to settle the sale of your property, you or your mortgagee must provide the original Certificate of Title for the property at settlement. Your […]
Since November 2015, it’s been a Land Victoria requirement that any person who’s buying or selling property has to have their identity verified. This includes the […]
If you’re buying a property, at settlement you are obligated to pay the seller the adjusted settlement price. For settlements that are not conducted electronically, this […]
As of the date of this posting, Glenferrie Conveyancing Pty Ltd has conducted 9 settlements for its clients using the PEXA electronic settlement platform – 6 […]
If you’ve been looking to buy your first home in Victoria you might be thinking that you’re facing an uphill battle. Between finding that first home […]
View full size View full size Transcript: Before You Buy. If you would like Glenferrie Conveyancing Pty Ltd to review your proposed Contract and Vendor’s Statement […]
If you want to secure your finances and protect your family’s future you might have thought about investing in properties and why not? Property investment is […]
Here are some of the most common stamp duty exemptions and concessions that transferees (buyers) may be eligible for: A waiver of 25% off for existing […]
Have you considered the question “Should I purchase a property subject to a building and pest inspection?” Our advice when buying a residence that is not […]
For a property being auctioned, you should write to the Agent before the auction asking if their client/s would accept bids from you at the auction […]
After the contract for the purchase of your home has been settled: Your conveyancer will send a Notice of Acquisition to the authorities whose charges are […]
Many people who own land without a mortgage hold their paper Certificate of Title. Particularly, the older parchment ones are quite beautiful. However, there is a […]
We are dealing with the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic: We did not increase our fees in 2019-2020, and we have not increased them again for […]