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For most people, the need for property lawyers or a conveyancer will arise when buying or selling property.
Buying or selling property is a big decision, and for many people it is one of the biggest financial transactions you will make in your lifetime.
Whether you are building a new home, buying or selling an investment property, or subdividing or transferring title, Sunshine Coast property lawyers or Sunshine Coast conveyancing professional will be able to help.
What do Property Lawyers do?
Property lawyers and conveyancers can assist with a multitude of matters including:
Residential sales and purchases
Commercial sales and purchases
Leases – including retail, commercial, industrial
Leases – farm and rural
Residential tenancies for houses and units
Mortgages
‘Off the plan’ purchases
Subdividing land
Property development
Resumption of land
Updating a title to land
Strata title
Registering, changing or removing an easement
Caveats
Advice regarding building contracts
Taxation of property
Community title
Body corporate
Retirement villages
Neighbourhood disputes
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What is Conveyancing?
Conveyancing is processing of transferring the legal title in land from one person to another. In Australia, any purchase or sale of land must be transferred via this legal process.
What do Property Lawyers do?
Conveyancers are licensed professionals who specialise in conveyancing and the property settlement process. Conveyancers aren’t necessarily property lawyers; however lawyers do often provide this service.
Whether you are buying or selling a residential or commercial property, a conveyancer can handle all aspects of the transaction, including preparing the necessary documents, searches, and attending settlements.
A conveyancer will explain the process, answer all your questions and provide you with professional advice to ensure a smooth and simple process.
Furthermore, they will provide information about the costs involved (such as stamp duty), and provide you with advice regarding your contract of sale, ‘cooling off periods’ and the settlement process.
An experienced conveyancer will successfully complete the transaction and resolve any concerns that arise.
It is imperative that you have an experienced and professional conveyancer to step you through the detailed and complex conveyancing process.
It is equally important that both the buyer and the seller of a property have an independent adviser protecting their distinct interests in the conveyancing process.
Whether you are buying or selling a home or investment property, a conveyancer will manage and submit the relevant legal documents for you, as well as prepare and review your contracts.
Whether you are buying or selling a home or investment property, a Sunshine Coast conveyancer is able to provide the skill, attention and experience to ensure a smooth and simple property transaction that is trouble-free.
Other matters property lawyers can help with include:
Leasing
Perhaps you are a landlord or tenant entering into a new lease or renewing or assigning a lease.
A property lawyer can provide advice on all forms of leasing including: Commercial, industrial, retail, and farm and rural leases.
Mortgages
Prior to permitting a mortgage to be registered over your property is it important that you receive independent legal advice as to your rights and obligations.
Likewise, if you are lending money and would like to obtain security for the debt in the form of a mortgage, a property lawyer can make the necessary preparations.
In the unfortunate event that the mortgagee instigates a forced sale of your property due to default on your mortgage, it is important that you receive legal advice to ensure that the mortgagee discharges its obligations appropriately.
Retirement Village Law
Retirement villages are subject to strict regulations and standards.
Whether you are preparing to enter a retirement village, are currently residing at a retirement village or are leaving a retirement village, property lawyers will advise you of your rights and ensure that your interests are protected.
Resumption of Land
Under certain circumstances, the government is permitted to compulsorily acquire your property or a section of it.
A property lawyer can assist in negotiating your compensation entitlement or advise you if you have grounds to object the resumption.
Sunshine Coast Property Lawyers and Conveyancers
A Sunshine Coast property lawyer or conveyancer is able to provide you with the expert advice and excellent service to give you peace of mind when entering into a property transaction.
Likewise, there are exceptional property lawyers located on the Sunshine Coast with the experience and expertise to advise on all other property law matters you might encounter.
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