Blackfish Conveyancing

13/04/2026

25/09/2025

A contract review is critical before you sign.

There are a range of contracts that can be used for the sale of land in SA. They are similar but have different clauses. The contract chosen will often ...

25/09/2025

We’re here to unravel the mysteries behind Easements, Encumbrances and Caveats and shed light on the crucial role that a conveyancer plays.

25/09/2025

We list commonly asked questions regarding the role a conveyancer plays in the purchase or sale of a property.

14/01/2025

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Get yours early. Visit www.ato.gov.au/clearancecertificate

16/10/2024

Why do I need a conveyancer?

Expertise:
Conveyancers are qualified professionals and have the expertise to handle the legal aspects of property transactions. They can review contracts, advise on your requirements and obligations, and ensure that all necessary documents are in order.

Smooth transactions:
A conveyancer can help ensure that the transaction runs smoothly and that any potential issues or disputes are resolved quickly. They can also help to facilitate communication between parties, including the buyer, seller, real estate agent, and mortgage lender.

Peace of mind:
Engaging a conveyancer can provide peace of mind that your property transaction is being handled correctly and in accordance with the law. This can help to reduce stress and anxiety associated with buying or selling property.

Cost-effective:
While conveyancing fees may seem like an additional expense, engaging a conveyancer can actually save you money in the long run by identifying potential issues early on and avoiding costly mistakes.

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30/09/2024

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18/07/2024

Methods of Buying ::


There are several methods of buying a property in South Australia. The most common methods include:

Private treaty: This is the most common method of buying a property in South Australia. It involves negotiating a sale price with the seller or their agent. Once an agreed price is reached, a contract of sale is drawn up and signed by both parties.

Auction: Properties can also be sold at auction in South Australia. An auction involves potential buyers bidding on the property in a public setting. The highest bidder wins the right to purchase the property, and the contract of sale is signed immediately after the auction.


Expression of Interest (EOI): An EOI is a method of buying a property that is becoming increasingly popular in South Australia. Potential buyers submit their interest in purchasing the property to the seller or their agent, along with any conditions of the sale. The seller then evaluates the EOIs and chooses the buyer they wish to negotiate with.

Off the plan: This method of buying a property is typically used for new developments or apartments that are yet to be built. Buyers purchase the property based on the plans and specifications provided by the developer.

It’s important to note that the process of buying a property can vary depending on the method used. It’s always a good idea to seek the advice of a conveyancer before proceeding with a property purchase to ensure that all legal obligations and requirements are met.

To find out more about each of these methods, we recommend you visit the Real Estate Institute of South Australia (REISA) here and speak to your Broker about finance options on each method.

More info here –

Public Info - The Real Estate Institute of South Australia (REISA)
https://reisa.com.au/public-info/


Methods of Buying | AICSA
https://aicsa.com.au/methods-of-buying/

There are a number of different ways by which a property can be purchased in South Australia.It is important that if you are contemplating purchasing ...

27/05/2024

If you want to make an offer on a property subject to a satisfactory building inspection, you need to include it as a condition.

If you do a building inspection and don’t have that clause in place, it might mean you can’t negotiate any issues.

Before signing a contract, make sure you e spoken to your conveyancer.

Here’s some general info from Blackfish Finance
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