Deciding to sell your property can be overwhelming. Getting the property ready, finding the right Agent and then waiting for that “one” buyer to buy your property. Sometimes a property can sell overnight, other times it can take months.
If you have chosen to buy a property that is being auctioned, then there are a few tips we can offer that you may choose to consider before attending an auction and signing an auction contract!
Conveyancing is the term used to describe the transfer of ownership in property from a Seller to a Buyer. Property Conveyancing can be complicated as every property is different and there are many things which may potentially go wrong.
Conveyancing is the process of transferring a property from one individual or entity to another whether you buy or sell property. For many of us, property is the most valuable asset we will ever own, so whether you are buying your first home or expanding to a larger family residence, buying and selling property can be an overwhelming experience. A solicitor or Conveyancer can assist you to ensure your financial transaction goes smoothly and ensure your legal rights under the Contract are protected.
Buying at auction can be an exciting process. However, it is not one that should be taken lightly. Auction contracts are generally unconditional contracts. Which means, that once you sign on the dotted line, you are legally obligated to purchase the property.
