Ready to sell your commercial or residential property? Even an innocent misstep in the complicated process can expose you to legal trouble. AANDI’s experienced property lawyers can help you navigate complex legal procedures to complete your sale correctly. Come in for a coffee and a consultation at our Richmond office.
Get adviceYou can trust our conveyancing team to dot every i and cross every t. We’ll offer straightforward explanations and actionable strategies to ensure you feel confident and in control at every step of the process.
AANDI conveyancing lawyers will handle selling property in Melbourne and ensure you have complete peace of mind.
The first step is the easiest. Book a consultation and give us the details.
Once we understand the scope of the task, we’ll handle all conveyancing matters.
We’ll manage purchase price negotiations and a timely settlement while keeping you up to date.
Once you and the prospective buyer are satisfied, we’ll send you a final settlement statement.
The first step is the easiest. Book a consultation and give us the details.
Once we understand the scope of the task, we’ll handle all conveyancing matters.
We’ll manage purchase price negotiations and a timely settlement while keeping you up to date.
Once you and the prospective buyer are satisfied, we’ll send you a final settlement statement.
The first step is the easiest. Book a consultation and give us the details.
Once we understand the scope of the task, we’ll handle all conveyancing matters.
We’ll manage purchase price negotiations and a timely settlement while keeping you up to date.
With a meticulous eye for detail and decades of experience, we’re confident there’s no legal aspect of property sales we haven’t mastered.
Selling a property in Melbourne and Victoria is a complicated process, with several regulations in place to protect the seller and the buyer alike. We’ll navigate you through the process to ensure you receive the ideal deal.
Selling a property is as significant an event as buying one. We have the experience to treat the task with the diligence it deserves.
No two cases are ever alike. From handling legal document preparation to negotiating with potential buyers, we’ll ensure your property sale advances smoothly.
Some of our clients demand to stay abreast of all movements in their case. Others are happy for us to take the lead. Whatever your preference, we’re here to empower you.
We believe Melbourne’s property owners deserve expert legal counsel. Offering fixed fees with clear terms allows us to remain accessible to any who need our service.
If you’re ready to speak to our lawyers, leave us your contact details and a brief message about your goals. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible. Alternatively, feel free to give us a call at your convenience.
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When you're preparing to sell a property in Victoria, you must do several important things:
There are several different expenses involved when you sell a property in Victoria. Conveyancing legal fees and taxes are some, but precise figures depend on your situation. That said, there are some expenses that you can pencil in. Sales conveyancing costs $700 plus GST and disbursements, and Settlement expenses are included in disbursements.
For a more detailed breakdown of costs in your situation, contact us today.
Contact your real estate agent when you're ready to sell your property in Victoria. They will organise listing and private sale or auction. After this, a buyer will make an offer in writing, following which you'll need to have a contract drawn up. AANDI Lawyers strongly advises that you involve us in this process so that we can negotiate with your buyer’s lawyer to ensure the best outcome.
When you sell an apartment, unit or house in Victoria, a settlement date will be set down in the contract. This is typically 30 to 90 days following the signing of the contract. The buyer will pay the agreed amount, acquire the property’s title and take legal ownership of your property.
A "cooling off" period refers to the period in which a property purchaser has the right to renege on the purchasing contract. This right allows them to walk away from the purchase, no questions asked. In Victoria, every buyer can do this for up to 3 business after signing the contract.