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You can have faith our conveyancing team will get every detail right. We will be with you each step along the way as we handle the process on your behalf.
We give you expert guidance and pre-purchase advice. We are here to answer any questions.
Our rapid and efficient conveyancing process will let you focus on your move.
Our conveyancing expertise will safeguard your valuable assets when buying a house in Victoria.
The conveyancing lawyers at AANDI will handle the complexities of buying property in Victoria so you can have peace of mind.
Instruct us on your property purchase.
We will arrange a timely settlement, keeping you in the know the whole time.
We provide the final settlement statement.
Instruct us on your property purchase.
We will arrange a timely settlement, keeping you in the know the whole time.
We provide the final settlement statement.
Instruct us on your property purchase.
We will arrange a timely settlement, keeping you in the know the whole time.
The conveyancing team here at AANDI Lawyers has a wealth of experience and unswerving commitment to detail. No aspect of the process of legally transferring property is beyond us. We are lawyers and conveyancers you can trust when it comes to buying a house in Victoria.
When it comes to the most valuable assets, it is vital you are confident that all details are correct. Whether you require commercial or residential conveyancing, let our experience light the way.
We work hard to make certain your property transfer advances smoothly and efficiently. All the paperwork will be finalised on time so you can concentrate on everything else.
We will work closely with you so you are kept abreast of key details and dates, in a way that suits your lifestyle best.
You can know exactly what to expect thanks to our fixed fee pricing on purchases below $2 million. Pre-purchase advice is essential to our process and we can answer all questions you have whenever you need.
AANDI Lawyers will manage the intricacies of buying a property for you. Contact us to start today.
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There are a number of important things you need to consider when buying a property in Victoria. Firstly, you should firmly understand what you are looking for in a property. Secondly, know your budget, financing strategy and the costs that will be involved with the property. Lastly, educating ourself about the property market and how it works will assist you to navigate the process smoothly.
There are a variety of expenses incurred when you buy a property. The price of the house itself, taxes and legal fees are just some of those involved, but an exact total figure depend on many factors. However, there are a number that you can count on. Basic purchase conveyancing costs $700 plus GST and disbursements, and purchasing off the plan will set you back $1200 plus disbursements. There is typically no charge for reading a Section 32 statement if AANDI is handling the purchase, unless the matter is particularly complicated or extensive. In that case, a fee of $300 applies. Finally, the cost of Settlement will be included in disbursements.
To give you a more precise idea of costs, get in touch with an AANDI conveyancing solicitor today.
When you are ready to buy your property in Victoria, contact the real estate agent. They will then request you make the offer in writing. A written offer confirms that you want to buy the property and are prepared to be legally bound to do so. You should be careful with making a written offer in any form because it can be considered a enforceable contract. AANDI Lawyers advises that you contact us for assistance in this process.
Buying off-the-plan means buying a house or unit before it has been built. Buying off-the-plan in Victoria can be advantageous in saving on land transfer duty costs and locking in a price in areas with rising property prices. There are risks, since you won't see the property until is built and it may not meet your expectations. Acquiring a mortgage can be a more complicated affair too.
When you buy a unit or house in Victoria, the seller will set a settlement date in the contract of sale. This is usually 30 to 90 days after the contact has been signed. Settlement involves paying the agreed amount, acquiring the property title and taking possession of your property.
"Cooling off" means the right of someone buying a property to cancel the contract and walk away from the purchase, no questions asked. In the state of Victoria, a buyer has 3 business days after signing the purchasing contract to “cool off”. There are some nuances and exceptions to the right, which must be exercised in compliance with Section 32 of the Sale of Land Act 1962.
