Our partner's friendly team of
qualified legal advisors are ready to make your property settlement and transfer a
successful and seamless process for you.
We have partnered with Bond Conveyancing not just because they are an experienced team of conveyancers and lawyers.
BOND CONVEYANCING IS TECHNOLOGY-CENTRIC
BUT PEOPLE FIRST.
They're obsessed with awesome customer service and have streamlined the process
so you can settle faster.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
A LEGAL ADVISOR WILL HELP YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY
You will be appointed a Bond legal advisor who will handle your specific conveyancing needs.
They will guide you and provide expert advice throughout the process.
Your advisor will do all necessary research into your property to prepare your contract, make sure you are protected and support you in getting the best deal.
YOUR WHOLE CONVEYANCING PROCESS IN THE ONE PLACE
The team uses a secure online platform that allows you to keep track of progress, share documents and communicate with parties involved in your property sale, such as your real estate agent.
You can access what you need 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
SET UP IN 5 SIMPLE STEPS
A member of the team will call you to learn more about your conveyancing needs.
You will receive an itemised quote based on your requirements.
You will be introduced to your appointed legal advisor who is best suited to you, your location and your unique situation.
We'll request the documents that we need to get started.
Nice work! Your sale is now in progress.
YOU’RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Conveyancing can be complicated, especially when you’re navigating
different laws, rules and regulations for each state. Not to mention
paperwork and hoops to jump through.
BUT TAKE A SIGH OF RELIEF,
THE BOND CONVEYANCING TEAM LOVES THIS STUFF!
You’ll get premium legal advice, deal directly with qualified
property lawyers and the upfront competitive fixed fee means
there’s no surprises.
A SNAPSHOT OF THE SALE CONVEYANCING PROCESS
1 . GETTING SALE READY
Before a buyer can commit to purchasing your property, you need to have a contract of sale drawn up.
Some states require additional documentation, like in Victoria, where sellers are required a vendor statement to ensure all the important details about the property are disclosed.
You will need to locate your Land Title Verification of Identity, which confirms that you’re the legal owner of the property.
2 . SECURING THE SALE
By now you've found yourself a top local agent and hopefully you've been inundated with buver interest!
A potential buyer may arrange a building and pest inspection of your property prior to entering into a contract.
Upon receiving and accepting an offer, both you and the buyer sign the contract of sale.
3 . GETTING SETTLEMENT READY
As you prepare for settlement, property transfer documents are exchanged, signed and settlement dates are confirmed.
The team will work with you to ensure that everything is in place for the funds to be released to you quickly.
The buyer will most likely want to arrange an inspection of the property before everything is finalised. This is to give them peace of mind that nothing has changed and that potential maintenance requests have been completed since contracts were signed.
4 . SETTLEMENT
Your contract is unconditional, and woohoo, you've made it through the cooling-off period.
The countdown is on until settlement day.
As soon as the big day arrives, documents will be lodged with the Land Titles Office and you will receive funds for the sale of your property.
READY TO GET STARTED?
Request a formal quote. It’s free and only takes one minute.
There’s no obligation to proceed.
A helpful member of the support team will be in touch to discuss your conveyancing requirements.