Residential conveyancing refers to the legal process of buying, selling, or transferring ownership of residential property, such as houses, apartments, land or condominiums. Residential conveyancing can be a complex process, and it's important to have a legal professional to assist with the process.
Here are some common residential conveyancing services that a legal professional may provide:
- Due diligence: Conducting a thorough investigation of the property, including reviewing legal documents, checking for compliance with local laws and regulations, and evaluating any potential risks or liabilities.
- Drafting and reviewing contracts: Preparing and reviewing contracts for the sale or purchase of residential property, including negotiating terms and conditions.
- Property searches: Conducting searches on the property, such as title searches, planning and zoning searches, and environmental searches.
- Financing: Advising on financing options and assisting with securing financing for the purchase of residential property.
- Property transfer: Assisting with the legal transfer of ownership of the residential property, including preparing transfer documents and registering the transfer with the relevant authorities.
- Leasehold and freehold: Advising on the difference between leasehold and freehold properties, and assisting with the legal aspects of buying or selling either type of property.
- Stamp duty: Advising on stamp duty payable and completing the relevant forms.
- Dispute resolution: Resolving disputes that may arise during the residential conveyancing process, such as boundary disputes, breaches of contract, or disputes between landlords and tenants.
It's important to work with a conveyancer who has experience in residential property law and who can provide tailored advice and services to meet your specific needs.
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