KRG Conveyancing Guide FAQ's - Got a question?
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Q. What is Conveyancing?
A. Conveyancing is essentially the transfer of legal ownership of any property or real estate from one person to another. Our people and Case Management Systems will make the legal side of the conveyancing process as quick, efficient and hassle free as possible. |
Q. What Exactly Does Your System Do?
A. KRG Conveyancing Online Conveyancing Tracking System, as one of our clients, you will be able to monitor the progress of your sale or purchase from the time you instruct through till the time of completion.
Full details are available on the conveyancing process in plain english. |
Q. How Much Does It Cost To Use Your System?
A. Nothing at all its free! We offer this service to any client who have instructed us to act for them. |
Q. What does a Conveyancer Do?
A. Conveyancers take much of the work and worry of buying or selling a home off your shoulders. Apart from manage the lengthy and complex process of transferring ownership and ensuring that the interests of all concerned are fully protected, your conveyancer will advise you of your responsibilities and rights and deal with any legal issues that may arise from the transaction.
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Q. Why is there a Difference between the Conveyancing prices for buyers and sellers?
A. There are more complex and comprehensive searches performed when you are purchasing a property, hence both the professional fee and search fees are higher.
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Q. What happens if there is a legal problem with my contract?
A. KRG Law have experienced solicitors who are able to provide advice and guidance in situations that require a high level of expertise.
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Q. What is transfer Duty and do i need to pay it?
A. Transfer Duty (commonly referred to as stamp duty) is a tax imposed by the Queensland Government on the purchase of property in Queensland.
Under the standard contract of sale, transfer duty is payable by the buyer. It is determined by the purchase price of the property together with any concession you may be entitled to. To Calculate you Stamp Duty. click here
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