Planning to buy
You can discuss the conveyancing process
Before finding a property or receiving a contract.
Find your next step, whether you are researching a purchase, preparing to sign, already signed or arranging a sale.
Free Preliminary Contract ReviewFree Buyer DiscussionBuying or selling a property in Victoria involves deadlines, disclosures and important decisions. Start with the stage that applies to you.
You can discuss the conveyancing process
Before finding a property or receiving a contract.
You have found a property
or received Contract and Section 32 Statement.
Ask about the next steps before committing.
You have signed and need a conveyancer.
Give any approaching deadlines prompt attention.
Ask about preparing your Contract of Sale,
Section 32 Vendor Statement and conveyancing.
Start by telling Richard where you are in the buying process.
You may email your Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement to Richard.
He will confirm whether a preliminary check is appropriate and its scope.
It is not an automatic full legal review or a promise to respond before a deadline.
Prepare questions about duty, deposits and other purchase expenses.
Explore buying costsConnect your finance research with contract preparation.
Explore loans and assistanceConsider the questions to ask about the way you plan to buy.
Compare your buying pathwaysUnderstand the different roles of the two documents.
Read the buyer document guidePrepare the information Richard may need about your property.
Read the seller disclosure guideWatch The Conveyancing Team’s videos and explore practical guides for Victorian buyers and sellers.
Watch property videosUse the business website’s buyer checklists and resources and seller checklists and resources
alongside advice about your own transaction.
About Richard and the service · Contact Richard · Privacy for Contract Review
Deal directly with Richard, a licensed Victorian conveyancer (Licence No. 001718L).
Eligible standard matters: $990 professional fee.
Confirm the scope and other charges in a written quote.