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A full description – Conveyancing – NSW

1 February 2021 by By Lawyers

The popular By Lawyers resources A full description of the purchase process in NSW and A full description of the sale process in NSW have recently been reviewed.

As a result of the review a new active hyperlink has been included in the sale version, leading to the Revenue NSW land tax page. This helps practitioners easily access the current threshold for the unimproved value of the land, to determine whether a client is liable for land tax. Land tax is generally only payable on investment properties, as there is a primary residence exemption.

These two helpful resources can be found in the Reference materials folder located at the top of the Sale of Real Property (NSW) and Purchase of Real Property (NSW) matter plans.  They provide a detailed summary of the typical progression of residential sale or purchase matter. Also available in the Reference materials folder is A brief explanation of the transition to E-conveyancing and how to get connected.

These resources, especially the two A full description… summaries, can provide valuable practical assistance for anyone new to conveyancing transactions, for practitioners and support staff  who only conduct conveyancing matters occasionally, or for team members inexperienced in conveyancing who have to step in at short notice in the unexpected absence of a colleague to look after a conveyancing file which is already on foot.

This review is part of by Lawyers continuing commitment to updating and enhancing our publications. All By Lawyers content is kept up to date by our dedicated editorial team and our specialist authors.

Filed Under: Conveyancing and Property, New South Wales, Publication Updates Tagged With: A full description of the purchase process in NSW, A full description of the sale process in NSW, conveyancing, property, typical progression of residential sale and purchase matters

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