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 […]

If you’re buying a property, at settlement you are obligated to pay the seller the adjusted settlement price. If you have a lender There are two […]

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 […]

Here’s what happens to a property if the owner dies: Joint Ownership: If there’s a surviving owner, they can apply for a survivorship transfer to become […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

electronic settlement is now compulsory in Victoria for all settlements apart from a few relatively rare exceptions. What are the savings with electronic settlement, compared to […]