Why do you need a Conveyancer for your property transfer?

Why do you need a conveyancer? A conveyancer (a licensed conveyancer) is qualified to represent you in a property transaction and do all the legal paperwork. A Conveyancer has professional indemnity insurance for their work. A conveyancer is also a PEXA (Property Exchange of Australia) member who completes the transaction electronically (compulsory for most property transactions now in Victoria).

Buying a property in Melbourne, Victoria- Why do you need a Conveyancer? HN Conveyancing is located in Springvale, VIC, and services around Melbourne.

If you are a first home buyer, an experienced investor, or even a foreign investor, you will need a Conveyancer who represents you and does all the legal paperwork to get your name legally transferred and registered on the Title. Our scope of professional works includes contract review, verification of identity, stamp duty declaration, PEXA settlement (Electronic settlement). With our experienced Conveyancers, HN Conveyancing will assist you in all enquiries and concerns related to your purchase (buying a property called home).

Selling a property in Melbourne, Victoria- HN Conveyancing is located in Springvale VIC, and services around Melbourne. Our experienced conveyancer will assist you with drafting Section 32- Vendor statement, which is compulsory for any sellers (vendors) before signing a contract with a buyer (purchasers). We will ensure your interest is looked after.

Property Transfer between spouses or between related parties - HN Conveyancing is located in Springvale and services around Melbourne. Our experienced conveyancers will assist you with all types of property transfers, including transfers between spouses, parents to kids, and related parties.

Especially in HN Conveyancing, we have Conveyancers who speak Vietnamese. You can choose us to speak your language (English and Vietnamese).

Call us now at 0412770215 or email us at hanh@hnconveyancing.com.au to enquire about our services.

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