Commercial Conveyancing
Providing Expertise, Managing Risks
We guide you through the complexities of buying or selling commercial property, addressing GST, leases, asbestos registers, and other specialist considerations to ensure a smooth transaction.
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Description
We also advise on specialist considerations, including GST implications, Stamp Duty exemptions, and requirements for mixed-use or leased properties. With thorough planning and expert support, we help make your commercial property transaction efficient and worry-free.
Key Benefits:
- Clear advice on GST, Stamp Duty, and leasing matters
- Thorough review of contracts and financial records
- Guidance on mixed-use or part-leased properties
- Support through all stages of the transaction
- Peace of mind with professional oversight
- Professional Support You Can Trust
Other Services
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Appointment
Experts with the right solutions for your commercial property needs
- Personalized Guidance
- Efficient Process & Transparent Terms
Frequently Asked Questions
A conveyancer manages the legal side of buying or selling property. This includes reviewing the contract, conducting required searches, preparing and lodging documents, communicating with banks and agents, and ensuring the property is transferred correctly and in line with all legal requirements. Their role is to protect your interests and guide the transaction smoothly from contract to settlement.
When purchasing a home, several government and service-related expenses may apply. These can include:
• Stamp duty
• Lands Titles Office lodgement and registration fees
• Professional conveyancing fees
• Search fees and other disbursements
• Adjustments for council rates, water charges, and other outgoings
• Any fees associated with your finance or lender
Every transaction is different, so we can provide a clearer breakdown once we review your specific matter.
When you sell a property, several costs may arise as part of the settlement process. These may include:
• Paying out your existing mortgage
• Your real estate agent’s commission and any marketing charges
• Conveyancing fees
• Search fees and other disbursements
• Adjustments for council rates, water charges, and other outgoings up to the settlement date
Every sale is unique, so we can provide a more accurate estimate once we review the details of your matter.
It is legally permitted, but generally not advisable. A single conveyancer cannot fully safeguard both parties if a conflict arises, and they may be required to withdraw from the matter. Engaging your own conveyancer ensures your interests are independently and properly protected.
Verification of Identity helps protect against fraud in property transactions. Each party must complete an in‑person identity check and provide acceptable identification documents. As your conveyancer, we are required to confirm to the Lands Titles Office that this process has been carried out correctly before any documents can be lodged for registration.
Your VOI can be carried out in person by Axis Conveyancing or by an authorised representative acting for us. If visiting our office isn’t convenient, we can arrange for the verification to be completed at your nearest Australia Post outlet, or we can organise an agent to attend your home either during or outside standard business hours. Please contact Axis Conveyancing for the necessary forms and to confirm any fees that may apply for off‑site verification.
A Form 1 is the statutory disclosure document that a seller must provide to a buyer under South Australian legislation. It sets out important details about the property and must be carefully prepared and reviewed by a registered conveyancer before it is issued to the purchaser.