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At Bateys Law Firm we offer a friendly relaxed environment where we provide you with professional advice about buying and selling your home.

We provide comprehensive conveyancing services, guiding and managing the process for you. We will take the stress out of moving while explaining the steps of the process along the way so you are informed and in control.

Why Choose Bateys Law Firm for Conveyancing?

Buying or selling property involves a lot of legal steps, from reviewing contracts to ensuring all documents are correct. Our experienced lawyers carefully examine every detail, identify potential issues, and guide you through the process, making sure your interests are fully protected.

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Every property transaction is unique, and we take the time to understand your specific needs. We explain the process in plain language, answer your questions promptly, and provide advice tailored to your situation, so you feel confident and informed every step of the way.

Call us on 02 9792 1833 or email us at lawyers@bateys.au

Moving house can be stressful, but with our support, you don’t have to worry about the legal complexities. We manage all the paperwork, deadlines, and communications on your behalf, giving you peace of mind and the freedom to focus on your move rather than the legal details.

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I want to sell my home/investment property, what do I need to do first?
Before you can sell your property, either by private sale or with a real-estate agent you need to arrange for a contract of sale to be prepared. You are not able to market your property before the contract is drafted. The contract MUST contain certain documents including searches, documents from your local council and certain disclosures and warranties. If these documents are not correct, the purchaser of your property may be able to get out of the contract, leaving you stranded.
The contract will usually take approximately 2 to 5 business days to put together. This is mainly due to the fact that it can take a while for the various searches and local council documents to be sent to our office. If you have a swimming pool on the property, you will need to have an inspector certify that the swimming pool complies with council requirements. The inspector will provide a swimming pool compliance certificate which will need to be included in your sales contract. Additional time may be required to schedule the inspectors visit to your home at a time suitable to you.
This will depend on the market conditions and the price that you are asking for your property, Your real-estate agent should be able to advise you on this. In our experience, the majority of properties sell within the first 3 – 4 weeks after the contract is given to the agent.
Once you have agreed on a price with a purchaser; they will normally give the contract to their solicitor and obtain some legal advice. The buyer may negotiate some of the terms of the contract such as the time for settlement or an additional condition. The purchaser will also likely want to have a pest and building inspection carried out and maybe even a survey of your property. This part of the conveyancing process will normally take anything from a day or two up to one – two weeks. When you and the purchaser are happy with the terms of the contract, the contract will be exchanged (signed by each party).
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