Most people contact an agent before they sell their property then have to get a Vendor Statement/Section 32 in order, potentially missing a quick sale. We suggest getting the Vendor Statement is done before you see the agent so that you’re ready to go.
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A Vendor Statement (or Section 32) holds important information about your property that a prospective buyer needs to know. You can have it prepared before you put your property on the market.
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Settlement is no longer a mystery.
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Online conveyancing, e-conveyancing, PEXA... what do they mean?
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Online conveyancing makes a property transaction easier and more secure for both vendors and purchasers.
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Online conveyancing settlement is now a reality.
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Nobody likes surprises and when the emotions of a property sale are running high unexpected conditions to the contract of sale can cause unwanted friction. Be up-front with the conditions and everything will be smoother.
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People who build extensions on their property without a permit run a very real risk that their property sale will fall over when it can't be produced.
Read MoreWe are often asked what the 'rates adjustment' that occurs as a part of a property sale means. It's an important part of the process that makes sure both parties contribute their fair share of rates for the financial year.
Read MoreOFRM will be one of the first law firms in Australia to conduct conveyancing transactions electronically. Through PEXA (Property Exchange Australia) and with the support of the major banks, major state governments, states titles offices and land registries, the way property settlements are conducted in offices around the country will become a thing of the past.
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