Mornington Peninsula Conveyancing offers fixed price Conveyancing on property purchases enabling you the confidence to know what costs are to be expected.Our price is fixed and includes the costs of all disbursements incurred with the conveyance of your property, excluding stamp duty and registration of…

Settlement normally takes places 60, 90 or 120 days after the signing of the Contract Note for which the purchasers shall take possession of the property. We attend settlement on your behalf with the Vendors or Purchasers Representative and Mortgagee/s. Once all relevant documentation has…

It may be a provision of your purchase for you to obtain finance which will be mentioned under “Subject to Finance” clause, and it is crucial to ensure that this section of the Contract Note is completed in its entirety. If this section of the…

When you either selling or purchasing a property, there will be a need for the property to be inspected. It may be a clause in the Contract Note that states that the purchase of a property is not unconditional until a Building Inspection has been…

A contract of sale is a contract drafted by the Vendors Representative and is used mostly for Auctions and or specialised property sales. These contracts contain information such as Particulars of Sale, General Conditions and Special Conditions adhered to the sale of the property. Should…

Body Corporates are now regulated under legislation known as the Owners Corporations Act 2006 which came into effect on December 2007.Owner Corporations manage items such as the building and common property in a multistorey complex or stratum title units, and issue Certificates that contain information…

Certain government charges are an additional cost when you are purchasing a property and are to be borne by the purchaser. Such costs that a purchaser may be expected to pay are Application fee for Finance, Stamp Duty, and Transfer registration fees. However, certain Government…