Purchasing a home is one of your most significant and important life events and having a buyer’s agent represent you throughout the process is highly beneficial. Seller’s agents

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What’s Involved in Conveyancing Property, and What DocumentsAre Involved/Required?
To be well informed is a great way to save money. More so when it comes to the world of real estate, where knowledge, or lack thereof, can make or break a deal. Luckily, a diligent notary is usually employed to help in the process, but it never hurts to familiarize oneself with the ins and outs of a property acquisition or disposition.
The notaries will check to ensure that:
· - the contract of purchase and sale is for the right property
· - the seller owns and has the right to sell the property
· - if there are any debts attached to the property, they are taken care of before transferring title
· - the correct searches are carried out (based on the property and location, this may involve a tax search, main roads search, contaminated land search, etc.).
Many people ask if there is a difference in doing this process with a lawyer or a notary. There is no difference. Both will be able to provide the exact same service. If a problem arises and court action is required, a lawyer will need to be hired by the client.
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