Buying Property

As a potential buyer of a property, once you find a property you are interested in, you will obtain a copy of the Contract of Sale from either the vendor or the vendors agent. This Contract contains all the necessary documentation, terms and conditions which the vendor relies upon and become binding on you and the vendor once contracts are exchanged.

When you receive the contract from the vendor or the vendor’s agent, it is crucial that you have a lawyer review it for you. This is where our Property Lawyers step in and review the contract on your behalf, seek clarification as to the terms and conditions and inform and advise you of anything unusual or any potential complications you may face should you buy the property.

Our Property Lawyers can negotiate on your behalf, with the vendor or the vendor’s lawyer:

• negotiating favourable terms;
• cooling-off periods;
• how and where the deposit is held;
• minimising areas where too much risk is placed on you; and
• clarifying any ambiguities or uncertainties.

Our Property Lawyers will ensure that the terms and conditions are in your favour, or, at the very least, that they are fair.

Contact Us Today for an initial free consultation.