Ensure your sale of property is in excellent hands by contacting M Conveyancing for the preparation of your Contract of Sale and Vendors Statement on 0431 551 222.

Welcome and thank you for visiting our Selling Property Page.

We understand selling your home may be a difficult decision and our staff are here to help.  M Conveyancing aims to make the process of selling your home seamless with our experienced and reliable conveyancers here to guide you along the way.

Our knowledgeable conveyancers are always available to answer any conveyancing related questions you may have.

We offer free 15 minute consultations on preparing your property for sale.

A step-by-step guide to selling property in Victoria

1. Engage a Conveyancer to prepare your sale documents and a Real Estate Agent to sell your property.
2. Your conveyancer will prepare a Vendor Statement for you to sign and provide to your Estate Agent to forward to potential purchasers.
3. Once you have an offer to purchase you may sign the Contract of Sale. The Real Estate Agents office will provide you with a copy of the signed Contract of Sale and Vendor Statement.
4. Your Conveyancer will send you a letter with instructions on your sale and discharging any mortgage over the property. You will be asked to complete a Verification of Identity and a Client Authorisation form.
5. The purchaser must advise once the contract is unconditional, if the contract is subject to any conditions.
6. Deposits paid by a purchaser are held in a trust account until settlement. If you require access to your deposit money before settlement, you may request a Section 27 Deposit Release to be arranged.
7. You will be required to sign a State Revenue Office Duties Online Form that your conveyancer will prepare and email to you.
8. Approximately a week before settlement the purchasers representative will send a Statement of Adjustments for your approval. Your Conveyancer will check the figures on your behalf.
9. Your Conveyancer will prepare a Settlement Statement with a breakdown of funds required at settlement and you will be asked to provide your bank account details for any excess/shortfall funds at settlement.
10. The purchaser will complete a final inspection 7 days prior to settlement. You must ensure the house is available for viewing to the purchaser during this time. The Agent will facilitate this process.
11. Settlement Day. Ensure you have provided the Agent with all keys to the property at or before settlement.  Your conveyancer will advise you once settlement is complete. 
12. Your conveyancer will notify Council, Water Authorities and any Owners Corporation of your sale. You must disconnect telephone, internet, gas, electricity and any insurance over the property.
13. Your conveyancer will send you a final Settlement Statement after settlement.

Thank you for taking the time to visit this page. We hope the Selling Property Guide has been helpful and not too overwhelming, especially if this is your first time selling your home. We are only a phone call away and welcome any questions, no matter how small.