Transferring property commonly involves you wanting to transfer your property to a spouse, children, sibling, trust, deceased person or business partner.
Your solicitor will ask you for relevant information regarding the property, the transferor (you) & the transferee (person receiving the interest in the property). This information is required by your solicitor to provide accurate advice.
If required, the transferor & transferee agree on a property transfer price.
If there is a mortgage on the property then you must discuss the transfer with your bank. The transferee must also discuss the transfer with their bank & get a home loan approval.
Your solicitor will review your situation thoroughly and then provide feedback including stamp duty payable by the transferee & land tax implications.
If stamp duty is payable, then your solicitor will assist you in completing the relevant paperwork & in paying the stamp duty.
If your transfer is exempt from stamp duty then your solicitor will assist you in completing the stamp duty exemption paperwork.
If your transfer is exempt from stamp duty then your solicitor will assist you in completing the stamp duty exemption paperwork.
Your solicitor will liaise with your bank to ensure they are ready for settlement.
Your solicitor will either send or organise for you to sign the transfer documentation.
If you’re discharging a home loan and/or are getting a home loan you will need to complete & sign your bank’s paperwork.
As applicable, your solicitor will assist you with stamp duty paperwork. If your solicitor sends you any documentation, please sign & proceed as per your solicitor’s instructions
You solicitor will ensure that the property transfer settlement occurs as expected. If there are any monies to be transferred, they will assist with that.
If stamp duty is payable, then your solicitor will ensure it is paid as required.
Contact us to discuss your property transfer.
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