What To Expect - Buying & Selling

You can expect a smooth, calm property transfer process, and the confidence that Cameron Conveyancing is responsive and will get things done.

Specifically, the responsibilities of a conveyancer can be separated into two categories, which depend on whether you are buying or selling property.

When you are buying a property:

1. As the purchaser, you need to decide on a bank that meets your needs, and make sure you are eligible for a loan and conditions;

2. You then formally instruct Cameron Conveyancing to represent you;

3. Before you sign a contract of sale, you ask the selling agent to provide you with an electronic copy of the Contract of Sale and Vendor Disclosure Statement (also called a Section 32) for Cameron Conveyancing to review (note: Cameron Conveyancing does not charge to review contracts). Property contracts often include legal jargon that can be confusing but, there is no need to worry, as Cameron Conveyancing will identify any important elements that may be present or missing;

4. Cameron Conveyancing then guides you through the processes to settlement, culminating in the handover of keys.

When you are selling a property:

1. As the vendor, you instruct a selling real estate agent that meets your needs to represent you in the sale of your property;

2. You then formally instruct Cameron Conveyancing to represent you;

3. After consultation with you, Cameron Conveyancing prepares your Contract of Sale and Section 32;

4. The selling real estate agent will ideally require the Contract and Section 32 from Cameron Conveyancing in time for the first open for inspection;

5. Cameron Conveyancing then guides you through the processes to settlement, discharge of mortgage (if applicable) and the handover of funds to you and keys to purchaser.