CONVEYANCING CHECKLIST FOR BUYERS

Everything you need to know about taking the steps to buy and sell property in Queensland.

As the Queensland property market is very competitive Buyers may be tempted to fast-track their property purchase so as not to miss out on entering the real estate market when they see a good opportunity. However, conveyancing transactions can be tricky and our conveyancing lawyers advise that it is very important for Buyers to be aware of all the legal aspects of buying a house before they make an offer or sign a contract.

To ensure that you are fully informed and confident before settling on a contract, it is highly recommended that you consult with our experienced legal team. We can assist you in performing due diligence on all of your property purchases, guiding you through each step of the conveyancing process. Contact us today to learn more and make the most informed decision on your property purchase.

If you're buying or selling property in Queensland, having a comprehensive conveyancing checklist is essential for ensuring a smooth transaction. A well-structured checklist helps you stay organised, track important deadlines, and manage essential documents throughout the process.

In Queensland, key steps in the conveyancing process include reviewing contracts, understanding stamp duty obligations, conducting property searches, and ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations. Whether you're navigating residential or commercial property, partnering with a qualified conveyancer who is familiar with Queensland’s property laws can provide peace of mind. To ensure a hassle-free experience, use a detailed conveyancing checklist tailored to the unique requirements of Queensland’s property market.

WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY A HOUSE?

Before you take the leap and make what may become the biggest purchases of your life, there are a few crucial questions to consider when buying a house.

Here are 5 important points you need to now before you sign a new house and land contract in Queensland:

5 QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE BUYING A HOUSE

  1. Do I have sufficient funds to complete the purchase and do I need to make the contract subject to finance approval?

  2. What are the legal costs for conveying the property into my name? Read our Guide Here

  3. What Transfer Duty and Titles Office registration fees will I need to pay? Read our Guide Here

  4. How old is the house and other improvements on the property? Have they been approved and inspected by the local Council?

  5. Do I need to add any special conditions to the contract? For example: a settlement subject to confirmation of Council approval and final inspections or the sale of my property.. Read our Special Conditions Here

Have you checked off the following Conveyancing Steps BEFORE you SIGN?

  1. Find out how much Conveyancing costs in Queensland?

    Read about what conveyancing fees include, what are disbursements or outlays and how much local conveyancing service fees are here: Read Here

  2. Talk to your financial institution to begin loan documents

    Learn everything about buying deposits and why you can lose your deposit in Queensland: Read Here

  3. Choose your Conveyancer in Queensland

    Read our ‘Conveyancing Guide’ on how to choose your conveyancing lawyers for buying or selling property here: Read Here

  4. Organise a Building and Pest Inspection for your property purchase

    Read about why you need a Building and Pest Inspection in our Conveyancing Resources here: Read Here

  5. Ask your Horrocks Solicitors Conveyancing Lawyers to review your REIQ contract :

    Send your contract to our friendly team today and allow Queensland best conveyancers to oversee your conveyancing transaction from start to settlement: REIQ Contract Submission Here

  6. Learn about Property Insurance before and after your sign your new house and land contract: Read Here

  7. Estimate your Stamp Duty Tax: Transfer Duty Calculator

    Read about How much Stamp Duty costs in Queensland: Read Here

  8. Do you need to terminate your conveyance contract?

    Read our conveyancing guide for terminating a REIQ Contract: Read Here