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Affordable Mobile Conveyancing
- Affordable price
- No hidden costs
- Quality conveyancing services
- Selling property
- We offer a mobile service
- General Info
Quality mobile service we come to you at a time & place convenient for you
At Coastwide Conveyancing we understand that as a first home buyer you are apprehensive and we undertake to guide you gently through your conveyancing process ensuring that you understand every step of the transaction as it occurs.
At Coastwide Conveyancing we specialise in all kinds of property transactions including residential and business sales and purchases. As buying or selling a home is likely to be one of the biggest financial decisions you will ever make, it is important that you use an experienced conveyancer that you can trust. Coastwide Conveyancing is experienced in all aspects of conveyancing in NSW, and can help guide you through the process, advising on how the most current laws may affect your transaction.
"I want to say a big thank you to Michelle for doing such a wonderful conveyancing job for me with selling our property in Cooma. She was very friendly and professional and I will be using her services regularly in the future." - Belinda. We provide you with quality conveyancing services at an affordable price with minimal inconvenience to you.We are a dedicated conveyancing practice, and therefore can focus on your particular matter, keeping you advised throughout the whole process.
From our initial consultation, we can advise you on your conveyancing matter with respect to your individual circumstances. We will ensure that you are fully aware of all of your rights and responsibilities prior to any contracts being signed, or transactions taking place.
- Accreditations
Certified Practicing Conveyancer- Email Business
- Payment method
- cash
- ABN
- 56 440 750 582
- Staff
- 1-10
- Ownership
- Locally Owned
- Service Notes
- Open 7 Days a Week
- Free Estimates
- Yes
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- Licenses
- Legal ID: Affordable price
- Certifications
- Certified Practicing Conveyancer
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FAQs
What should I do between exchange and settlement?
As the seller of the property, you have an obligation to maintain the property in the same order and state of repair as it was at the time of exchange. You should also continue your insurance cover until settlement. You will need to continue to pay all rates and taxes in relation to the property. On settlement, prompt conveyancing will ensure that any rates and taxes paid by you past the settlement date are refunded to you by the Purchaser on a pro rata basis.
What happens between exchange and settlement?
Coastwide Conveyancing will investigate the title thoroughly, submit a list of questions to the vendor's conveyancer and liaise with your lender to make sure they will be ready for settlement.
What is settlement?
Settlement is the usual end result of the contract. At this time you receive the balance of the sale price and hand over the title to the property to the buyer who then becomes the new legal owner of the property. If you have a mortgage on title, Coastwide Conveyancing will arrange to repay your loan from the settlement funds and will then ensure that you receive the balance of your selling price.
What is a Contract for the sale of land?
The contract is an important legal document which sets out information about the property you are selling and also sets out on what terms you are willing to sell your property. For example, items such as the settlement date (that is the date that the title deed will be legally transferred to the buyer and you will be paid the balance) and your intentions regarding the deposit (for example whether you wish the use this amount to purchase another property).
What is vendor disclosure?
The disclosure legislation in New South Wales also requires you to make certain promises to your buyer about the legal ownership of the property. It is essential that all relevant disclosures have been fully discussed with you and that you are well informed about what these promises are and what they mean to you legally before you put the property on the market.
Is there anything I should do between exchange and settlement?
You must pay your stamp duty, sign your mortgage documents and make sure that you are ready with the balance of funds in time for settlement.