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Purchasing real estate, particularly a home, is often the biggest financial decision a person will make. As a consequence, it is a very emotional and stressful time. So why take risks and add to the stress?
At Sure Settlements we are able to advise you on all aspects of the settlement of the sale and purchase of real estate. We have a wealth of experience and knowledge in the property industry, covering all aspects of property conveyancing.
Our experience and knowledge has been accumulated over many years. Experience and knowledge that becomes invaluable if the unthinkable happens and problems arise.
The Settlement Process
The settlement process is the most important part of buying or selling real estate and a solid relationship with your settlement agent means that you have a strong ally who can provide advice and guidance on a number of issues that will ensure every aspect of your property transaction is managed from beginning to end.
We can advise you on:
- Time frames for settlement dates that take into account the location of the parties and the financial institution you are using.
- When the buyer is entitled to take possession.
- The overall cost of buying or selling the property.
- What type of special conditions should be considered to be part of the offer and acceptance, such as
- Building inspection report.
- Termite inspection report.
- Good working order clause.
- Pool inspection.
- Bore/reticulation inspection.
We will manage the complete settlement process including:
- Searching the title to confirm the property identification and any encumbrances to the land.
- Following up any special conditions relating to the offer and acceptance to ensure meet the clients needs.
- Check with relevant authorities for details of rates, taxes, strata plans and fees.
- Prepare all documents and arrange for them to be signed.
- Liaise with all other parties, including banks and real estate agents.
- Prepare settlement statements and the monies to be paid or received appropriately.
- Lodge documents with the Tiles Office for registration and then monitor the transaction to ensure it is correctly registered.

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