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Conveyancing Services – Shout Out For Conveyancing Practitioners

 

 

The Rugby World Cup is over, so we have decided to Shout Out For Conveyancing Practitioners. We want all of New Zealand Property Owners, Property Purchasers, Property Investors and Real Estate Professionals to be aware that they do have the choice to use the Services of Conveyancing Practitioners when they are selling, purchasing or refinancing.

The Conveyancing Profession has existed in Australia for well over the 30 years. The Real Estate Professionals and Conveyancers work together very much like a successful marriage to ensure that their Vendor and Purchaser Clients transactions settles on time, everytime.

So New Zealand get behind your Conveyancing Practitioners and take a stance like Donald Trump and fire your Solicitors and Lawyers who are undertaking your Property Conveyancing. You don’t need to be paying huge fees for your Conveyancing, after all Property Conveyancing is not a Supreme Court Case. Property Conveyancing is a specialised area of Property Law which Conveyancing Practitioners Specialise in. It is our area of expertise.

Want to know what it is going to cost for your Conveyancing to be done then click the link below: http://www.propertyconveyancingservices.com/free-property-conveyancing-quote.html

Lester Dempster took on the New Zealand Law Society who took every possible to action to stop the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2008 from ever making it off the ground, but in the David -v- Goliath contest representing himself all the way to the Supreme Court he won! Sadly Lester has passed, but there is a Special Award dedicated to his memory which is given to the top Student who graduates after completing the Diploma in Conveyancing from the Bay of Plenty Poly Technic.

And why did the New Zealand Law Society try and stop the Bill? Obviously because providing Conveyancing Services has not just been their bread and butter but the cream. And a rip off for the Property Vendors, Property Purchasers and Property Investors of New Zealand.

Even to this day the Legal Fraternity makes it as difficult as they possibly can for Conveyancing Pracititioners in a Property Transaction, and it has nothing to do with taking their Client’s instructions in a Property Transfer it is simply that they have their nose our of joint because they have competition and they don’t like it, so we say get over it!

Seriously I have been in Property Conveyancing since 1984 both in Australia and New Zealand and this scenario actually happened today on one of my clients transactions.

I must point out we are Licensed Conveyancing Practitioners under the Laywers and Conveyancing Act, we hold Professional Indemnity Insurance and Fidelity Insurance equal to Solicitors and Lawyers, we operate a Trust Account and are Members of the New Zealand Society of Conveyancers who are our Regulators.

In this Property Conveyancing Transaction I acted for the Purchaser, a Solicitor was acting for the Vendor. We both bank with the same Bank. We paid the funds for our Property Purchasers transaction directly to the Vendor’s Solicitors Trust Account, and provided an undertaking that the funds were cleared funds, and would not be reversed, stopped or dishonoured. He refused to accept our undertaking and requested we provide an undertaking from a Solicitor or directly from our Bank. I must point out we bank with the same Bank and the funds did appear in his account immediately in real time.

Furthermore the Conveyancing Lawyer would not release my clients dealing in Land on Line until he had confirmation from my Bank Manager that the funds were cleared.

I’m happy to say the Bank was ASB Bank, and when you do a tranfer from an ASB account to another ASB account the funds show up immediately and can not be stopped, reversed or dishonoured. The Conveyancing Lawyer was well aware of this but my Banker kindly sent the requested email.

So really another stand over tactic with a big stick, of which would not have been his client’s instructions but his own.

Property Conveyancing is a People business, and we are real People with real Families doing Property Conveyancing for real People.

Cheers Kim :)

 

 

 

 

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Contract Writing

Welcome to our latest newsletter, firstly the shortest day is behind us and spring is not to far away. All White did us proud and the All Blacks are back in form. Let’s see how they go against the Aussie.

 

Contract writing and conditions; The conditions in an Agreement for Sale and Purchase when written correctly create an obligation for the parties to use all reasonable endeavours to fulfil the condition.

 

Lets look at the Finance condition – this condition should be written to note who the Lender is, how much is required and the date for satisfaction. Example we are acting for the Vendor and receive notification the Agreement is cancelled as the Purchaser has not been able to obtain Finance. In this situation we would require evidence in writing confirming the Finance could not be obtained prior to acceptance of cancellation. Again we would require such evidence if we were acting for the Purchaser.

 

When writing a condition keep the following in mind -

 

1. What needs to be done?

2. Who is going to do it?

3. Who is going to pay for it?

4. When does it need to be done by?

5. What is going to happen if something is discovered?

6. Who is going to pay to fix it?

 

For any help please remember we are just a phone call away :)
 

 

Title Searches

How much are you paying to get your Title Searches completed? We can undertake your searches for $7 per document. If you would like us to complete your searches please email kim@propertyconveyancingservices.com

 

Cross Lease Titles and Improvements

It is a well known fact that Cross Lease Titles provide quite a number of headaches in particular this is when the owner has made improvements to the existing dwelling which are enclosed and have not been noted on the Flats Plan. So how can we overcome this:

 

1. Search the Certificate of Title, Flats Plan and Lease at the time of listing.

2. Check with the Vendor in advance and ask the right question? Have you made any improvements to the property which are not noted on the Flats Plan. Also do the improvements have the necessary Council Approval.

3. If the answer is yes then you can discuss further with your client and us as to what are the best options to resolve the problem.

 

If you find out later you then have the problem of disclosure.

 

If you have any topic which you would like us to cover please email kim@propertyconveyancingservices.com

 

Real Solutions for Real Estate People

 

Best wishes the team at Property Conveyancing Services
 

 

PO Box 12084 Rotorua/PO Box 3220 Greerton Tauranga

0800 2 87878

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