Selling Property
Selling a property involves more than just finding a buyer. There are important legal documents to prepare and deadlines to meet before your sale can be completed. At Open Door Conveyancing, we guide you through the entire process, making it as simple and stress-free as possible.
Section 32 Statement
Engage your conveyancer - get your Section 32 Statement prepared before your property goes to market.
Contract of Sale - once you accept an offer, we review and prepare the contract for signing.
Cooling-off and conditions - we manage any conditions (finance, inspections) on the buyer's side.
Settlement preparation - we liaise with the buyer's conveyancer and your bank/lender to prepare for settlement.
Settlement day - funds and title transfer, keys handed over, done.
If you're selling a property in Victoria, you'll need a Section 32 Vendor Statement before your property can be sold. This document gives potential buyers important information about the property, such as ownership details, council rates, zoning, easements, and any restrictions that may apply.
It's important that this document is accurate, as mistakes can cause delays or legal issues. We prepare your Section 32 Vendor Statement carefully, so you can list your property with confidence.