Blog - Pearson Chambers Conveyancing

The Short AnswerIn most Melbourne purchases, the final inspection is your last check that the place you are buying is in the same condition as when you signed, fair wear and tear aside. It is not a magic button that lets you cancel the deal on the spot.If you uncover issues, the u... Read More

Buying or selling a home in Melbourne should feel exciting, not like you are wrestling a ring binder on a packed tram. The trick is to know which papers matter, gather them early, and tick them off in a steady order. Below is the only checklist you will need, whether you are settling on a Brunswi... Read More

If you're house hunting around Melbourne, you'll hear one word as often as 'auction': conveyancer. Friends nudge you to get one. Agents ask who yours is. Lenders want their details. It's easy to nod along, then wonder quietly what a conveyancer actually does and when you should call one. Here's t... Read More

You open the safe before work, expecting to see that familiar folded paper, and your stomach drops. No certificate of title. If you're selling, refinancing, or simply tidying your records, losing it feels awful. Take a breath. In Victoria, the system has changed in your favour, and there is a str... Read More

Settlement is the moment the balance of the price is paid, title transfers to the buyer, and possession passes unless you have agreed otherwise. In Victoria the settlement period in the contract is commonly 30, 60, or 90 days, though it is negotiable between the parties.You have an offer a... Read More