Conveyancing.com lawyers will identify any issues with zoning or council laws. We thoroughly review all documents to ensure you're getting what you paid for. We identify any intellectual property of the business and make sure it's protected.
Our conveyancing service is primarily conducted online, and we'll keep you in the loop with instant status updates on documents. Paperwork is sent with ease thanks to our email and online platforms. Online conveyancing can be done from anywhere in Australia.
Save valuable time with no face-to-face meetings required. Paperwork is sent and reviewed online for a faster turnaround. Faster response times between you and the conveyancer.
With the right knowledge and experience, we know what can go wrong. Conveyancing.com lawyers will take care of all the legal research and investigation required for your business transaction. From the condition of the property to business name registration, all details are reviewed to ensure you're getting what you paid for.
Unlike regular conveyancers who can only offer transactional advice, our lawyers can provide you with specialist legal advice. It's our duty to take care of the client's best interests when it comes to the purchase or sale of a business. With great legal advice and guidance, we can save you thousands in the long run for a business transaction.
You'll get a dedicated team of professionals on your side when you enlist the services of Conveyancing.com. As business law specialists we can assist with all of your needs in a business sale from investigating and checking the property to document reviews.
The process of commercial conveyancing begins with negotiating the contract of sale and continues until the transfer has been registered correctly. We manage commercial transactions of this type and by doing so, are able to speed up the process and minimise financial risk.
When working on behalf of the seller, we will prepare the contract of sale. This contract sets out the description of the property, price, warranties and other terms and conditions. The buyer’s solicitor or conveyancer will then review the contract and negotiate any changes before the parties sign and the buyer pays the deposit.
This process is known as the ‘exchange of contracts’. During a cooling off period, a buyer may elect to withdraw from the contract, forfeiting a small portion of the purchase price, but without legal penalty. Thelaws for this period can vary state-by-state. Sellers often ask purchasers to issue a certificate to waive or shorten this cooling-off period.
Contracts need to meet certain criteria for conditions concerning financing and a variety of property searches. Searches are typically ordered by the purchaser.
We can arrange for these searches, which can include a title search, zoning search, strata plan search and a historical search. The buyer’s obligation is not fixed until the contract conditions are satisfied.If the project is to be financed, as a first step, many buyers will arrange for financing. Using our extensive network, we can refer you to obtain appropriate advice in this regard.
Property transfer documents are signed and you can move into your new property on settlement day. A property purchaser is entitled to a pre-settlement inspection which we can arrange.
If sold with vacant possession, the seller must ensure the premises are empty, clean and tidy at the time of settlement. If the purchaser is not satisfied with the condition of the property, they can delay settlement until the matter is resolved. Neither party can terminate the contract immediately for such a breach.
Final settlement figures may not be available until the day of settlement, but we ensure our clients are kept updated on the costs throughout the period of representation. Before settlement, purchasers will prepare and finalise settlement figures and cheque details before arranging a time and location.
On settlement day, the buyer, seller, and lender exchange important legal documents, and the remaining purchase price is paid.
We attend on behalf of our client along with representatives for the other party and for the mortgagee.
This is done to receive the final payment on the mortgage or to secure their rights on the new mortgage.
After settlement and after all purchase money is received, we arrange for keys and other access devices, including, garage remotes, and security alarm codes to be delivered to the buyer.
Relevant authorities are then notified of the change in ownership and transfer documents are lodged with the State Revenue Office. The latter is usually carried out by the buyer’s lending institution.
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We provide you with crucial legal advice every step of the way for any issues identified.
Our conveyancing service is conducted online with no reliance on face-to-face meetings.
We've worked with clients from a diverse range of businesses and franchises.
Some Conveyancers may only have a diploma in conveyancing, the minimal requirement for conveyancing.
Conveyancers are not permitted to give you legal advice as part of their service.
May rely on face-to-face meetings that prolong the conveyancing process.
Not all conveyancers specialise in business sales or have any certifications in business law.
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