Selling a property is not as simple as it would sound to someone that has never engaged in this transaction before. You may be thinking that all you need to do is stage the house and choose the buyer that provides you with the best price, but there is a lot more that goes into this. For instance, your property could become embroiled in an array of issues ranging from a family will, legal disputes and so on.
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You need a conveyancer to help you organise the legal parts of your house sale. While you may think that you'll hire one once your house is sold, there are some benefits to hiring a conveyancer before you actually put your home on the market. Why is this a good idea?
Check for Problems with the Property
Your house may seem fine to you, but problems can come to light during the selling process.
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Are you in the process of buying a home and the land that it sits on at the same time? Many people will try to take this approach if they've found a great location for their new project and want to get started with the construction as soon as possible. Yet before you go too far down this road, make certain that your lender or financial institution will approve you for this particular approach.
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It's logical that a traditional conveyancing service would be utilised when purchasing an existing property. This is when the service is utterly necessary, when the actual legal transfer of the property (and all the intricacies required for this) take place. Of course, there are instances when you might be considering purchasing a property (dwelling and land) that doesn't yet exist. While the legal transfer of the property into your name will not take place until a later stage, it can be prudent to use a conveyancer when you purchase a property off the plan.
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