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Buying A Property

Whether you are a first Home Buyer, family, investor or retired couple our aim is to ensure you have the positive emotional reward you deserve when buying property with The Shire Conveyancer. We understand the process can be overwhelming and aim to simplify the legal jargon whilst giving expert advice.

It is important to be prepared when you start your property hunt and to have professionals around to support you. Your first step is to speak to a finance professional and obtain a loan pre approval, then you get to go Property hunting!

 
 
 

AREAS WE CAN ASSIsT IN

 

 
  • Buying and selling residential property

  • Off the plan contracts

  • Buying and selling industrial, commercial and rural property

  • Refinancing property / mortgages / discharges

  • Property development

  • Land and property subdivision

  • Stamp duty

 
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buying Off The Plan

Have you been thinking about buying a brand new property off the plan?
Unsure how to start and what to look out for?

At The Shire Conveyancer we specialise in off the plan purchasing and have to date assisted hundreds of clients with this style of purchase.

When purchasing off the plan you need to be aware you are buying a dream. It is important to thoroughly research the builder and their past projects as well as have an in depth review of the contract in particular the schedule of finishes which tell you what is included from kitchen appliances to a gas bayonet on the balcony for your BBQ.

We also assist with

Managing the entire conveyancing process for you so you can focus on moving in

  • Checking your purchase contract carefully which includes checking that there is a detailed schedule of fixtures, fittings and finishes and that you understand what variations the builder can make.

  • Before you finalise the purchase, we’ll make sure that the property meets the requirements outlined in the contract of purchase.

  • Helping you understand what you’re entitled to if there are delays or if the developer tries to end the contract

  • Preparing and lodging any possible stamp duty extensions or exemptions you are entitled to. For further information click here.

  • Making sure your deposit is held safely in a trust account until the contract is completed

  • Making sure that the title to your property is transferred correctly

  • Helping you settle on-time

  • Making sure there aren’t any outstanding bills that the seller must pay before settlement.

On the 1st December 2019 the NSW government released and implemented the Conveyancing Amendment Regulation 2019 to protect purchasers further when buying off the plan. In short it provides new remedies if a developer has not met the new disclosure obligations and alternative remedies of compensation. If you would like further information on the changes please contact us.