C&C Conveyancing
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About Us
One of the Southwests most respected Settlement Agencies
- Certified practicing conveyancer
- Experienced and professional team
- Licensed settlement agent for 30 years
- General Info
Licensed settlement agent for 30 years. Specialising in residential & farm properties, vacant land, subdivision & strata titles.
C&C Conveyancing is an independent Real Estate Settlement Agency with extensive industry experience. We are committed to providing all our clients both long-standing and new with outstanding personalised service combined with professionalism, honesty and integrity.
Welcome C&C Conveyancing is an independent Real Estate Settlement Agency with extensive industry experience. We are committed to providing all our clients both long standing and new with outstanding personlised service combined with professionalism, honesty and integrity. Settlement and Property Transactions can be a complicated process and unfortunately not all Settlements go to plan. In these instances it is vitally important that a client has the confidence and trust in their Conveyancer that they have both the knowledge and expertise to deal with any issues in fast and efficient manner. The professional team at C& C Conveyancing makes it a priority to provide this peace of mind to their valued clients.Read more About Us Established in 1993 by Carol Moar, C&C Conveyancing is an independently owned and operated Real Estate Settlement Agency that prides itself on knowledgeable, personalized service. Based in Bunbury, C&C Conveyancing has quickly grown to be one of the most respected Settlement Agencies in the Southwest and now handle property transactions from all over Western Australia. Our professional team has more than 90 years of combined experience in the industry and with our commitment to the ongoing training of our staff our clients can be assured that they will be provided with benchmark service and expertise.Read more Service C&C Conveyancing handle all forms of settlement and conveyancing including:Residential Property SettlementsRural and Farm SettlementsLand, Strata Title and Property Sub-divisions & DevelopmentVacant Land ConveyancingCommercial Property SettlementsStrata Title Property SettlementsTitle Searches & Document LodgementPrivate SalesRelated Party Transfers Survivorship / Transmission Applications / Deceased EstatesChange of Name / Title ParticularsMarriage Dissolution/Divorce SettlementsFirst Home BuyersRead more Important Information Buyer Check List Seller Checklist Moving Checklist Fees & Duty RCD Fact Sheet Glossary of Terms Helpful LinksReal Estate and Business Agents Supervisory BoardReal Estate Institute of Western AustraliaAustralian Institute of Conveyancers Landgateweb: www.landgate.com.auweb: www.aicwa.com.auAustralian Taxation Office Department of Consumer and Employment ProtectionAustralian Securities and Investments CommissionForeign Investments Review BoardBuilders Registration BoardPool and Spa SafetyTitle InsuranceSmoke Alarms
C&C Conveyancing is a proudly independent settlement agency with no affiliation to any:Real Estate Agency Developer Financial Institution Or Broker
C&C Conveyancing has carved a niche in the settlements industry through specialising in more than just simple residential settlements. While other agencies may dabble in transactions like private sales, rural and farm settlements, subdivisions, strata titles, marriage dissolution and deceased estates, C&C Conveyancing is expert in these fields.
- Accreditations
Certified Practicing Conveyancer- Email Business
- Payment method
- eft, cheque, cash, debit
- Established
- 1993
- ABN
- 45 734 093 183
- Staff
- 1-10
- Service Notes
- Open Monday to Friday
- Other Links
- Categories
- Commercial
- Yes
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FAQs
Why do I have to pay stamp duty prior to settlement?
All real estate transactions are governed by the "Offer & Acceptance Contract" together with the Joint Form of General Conditions (as amended from time to time).
Why do I have to pay stamp duty prior to settlement?
All real estate transactions are governed by the "Offer & Acceptance Contract" together with the joint form of general conditions (as amended from time to time).
When Do I Get Possession?
If the property you are purchasing is vacant a buyer may be able to take possession on the day of Settlement. If the Seller is occupying the property then they are entitled to remain in occupation of the property until noon the day after Settlement.
When do I get possession?
If the property you are purchasing is vacant then a buyer may be able to take possession on the day of settlement. If the seller is occupying the property then they are entitled to remain in occupation of the property until noon the day after settlement.
Do I have to attend settlement?
No, your settlement agent will attend settlement for you as part of the fees you pay for their services.
Q: How much will settlement cost?
This is of course entirely dependant on the cost of your purchase, please click here to see our Fee Schedule document, it is in PDF format and can be viewed, saved and /or printed.
How much will settlement cost?
This is of course entirely dependent on the cost of your purchase.
When can I re-inspect my property?
Your real estate agent should contact you at least one week prior to settlement to arrange for a final inspection.
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