Conveyancer in QLD

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  1. Jungle

    Jungle Well-Known Member

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    How people are buying properties at the auctions at QLD. Do you get all contracts reviewed by a solicitor / conveyancer before going to the auction?
    As most of the properties are going through the auctions the cost can add up. Back in the days I knew couple of conveyancer who would only charge a fee once as long as you would end up conveyancing through them.
    Is there any recommendation on a similar fee structure conveyancer / Solicitor in QLD?

    Thanks in advance.
     
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    Jungle Well-Known Member

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    @Jungle generally speaking, contracts at auction in QLD are unconditional so there really wouldn't be much for a lawyer to review beforehand in terms of special conditions. If there's a particular easement or something similar that you're concerned about it may be worth having it reviewed, but no, all contracts are not reviewed prior to bidding at auction.
     
    David Hui, 5th Jan, 2022
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