Residential Settlements

Real Estate Settlement Agent

For all your settlement and conveyancing services

Residential Settlements guides you through the process of buying or selling property. Working for your best interests at all times, we’re here to make sure you don’t get overwhelmed by the paperwork and your settlement runs as smoothly as possible.

Residential Settlements are recommended for the conveyancing requirements of more than sixteen successful real estate agencies, plus numerous individual real estate agents and has a client base in excess of ten thousand. We provide a range of services, including:

• Exclusive Services
• Consultation
• Settlement information
• Title searches
• Preparing the documents
• Informing our clients
• Related party transactions
• Liaise with banks
• Attend the settlement
• Follow up after settlement

The settlement process can be daunting for both sellers and buyers.

We have the experience to help you through your settlement.

Our licensee is a solicitor with thirty years experience and can assist with any problems that arise.

Residential Settlements have dealt with numerous buyers and sellers in Western Australia. We provide advice to make the settlement process simple.

We provide a range of services, including:

• Exclusive Services – we are working for you and are answerable only to you.
• Consultation – buyers or sellers can contact us for our opinion relating to the contract prior to signing.
• Settlement information including specific information regarding your settlement.
• Title searches are available including Easements, Restrictive Covenants, Caveats and Memorials etc.
• Preparing the documents that will transfer the land from seller to buyer.
• Informing our clients of any procedures that may cause a delay in their settlement. Taking into account the timeframe required for approvals, the source of your finance, location of the parties and the bank that you are dealing with.
• Related party transactions – such as adding or removing a spouse to the Certificate of Title.
• Liaise with banks and other parties to arrange settlement dates, times and inform the parties involved when settlement will take place.
• Attend the settlement, making final checks of documents prior to handing over the proceeds, Transfer of Land and or Certificate of Title.
• Follow up after settlement with Landgate (Department of Land and Information) to ensure the property has been correctly transferred into the new buyers’ name and notify the Rating Authorities of the buyers’ details.

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