Communicating Safely with Email
Communicating safely with email In recent times email scams have become prolific, and email isn’t as secure as you may think. How often do you stop and consider that a criminal could be lurking [...]
Verification of Identity and Authority
The Registrar General’s Verification of Identity Policy has been in operation since 2014. This has resulted in significant changes in the way certain Land Titles Office documents are executed. It was a pre-curser to [...]
What are Fixtures and Chattels?
Sometimes it can be difficult to understand the difference between fixtures and chattels when you are buying or selling property. This is not always a black and white answer. A fixture is a chattel [...]
Tips for selling a business in SA
Tips for selling a Business in SA Building up a business from scratch, or improving a business you bought, is a profound milestone. Selling your Business when you are ready to move on is [...]
What Happens on Settlement Day?
You have looked for months and finally secured your dream property; you have been to see your Conveyancer and Banker and have the paperwork ready for settlement to occur. Time flies and you are [...]
Delays in Settlement
A delay in settlement can occur when either a Vendor or Purchaser is not ready to settle on the nominated day. This can be stressful and may cause you to incur expensive penalty interest [...]
What is a Form 1?
The Form 1, or Vendors Disclosure Statement, provides certain information relating to the property being sold and provides the cooling off rights. It is a formal statement that is served on the purchaser under [...]
How does Settlement Work?
Strathalbyn Conveyancing are here to assist you in making your settlement as smooth as possible. We understand that buying and selling property is one of the biggest and most important decisions you will make [...]
Introducing 2021
Strathalbyn Conveyancing have been serving the local community for about 30 years and their office has recently expanded due to the strong real estate market. Accordingly, we would like to take this opportunity to [...]
The Year that Was…
As 2020 comes to an end, we reflect on the year that was. March felt like it went forever, with lots of adjustments made in a short space of time. Many settlements in April [...]