Peninsula Property Transfers

Peninsula Property Transfers Conveyancing is the process of transferring legal ownership of a property from one person to another.

Cally Rodgers is the Licensed Conveyancer and owner of Peninsula Property Transfers, which is located in Carrum Downs bordering the cities of Frankston, Cranbourne and Dandenong, less than an hour’s drive from Melbourne CBD. Cally has been working in conveyancing since January 2008 and has performed thousands of conveyancing transactions for clients such as first time homebuyers, investors and one

of Australia's largest and leading new home builder, Metricon Homes. Along the way Cally has also developed relationships with high profile clients, major developers and other conveyancing/law firms within Victoria. Cally has acquired vast conveyancing knowledge and experience from managing major subdivision projects, property sales, property purchases, change of ownership on titles/refinances, registration of plans, settlement attendances etc. Cally of Peninsula Property Transfers understands the value of providing superior service to her clients during one of the biggest transactions of their lives. If you are buying or selling property in Victoria or require any other conveyancing service, Cally is here to make the transaction seamless and easy at an affordable price. Cally holds a Licence under the Conveyancers Act 2006 – Licence No. 000710L and holds Professional Indemnity Insurance against civil liability. Qualifications...

Diploma in Financial Services (Conveyancing) at RMIT

Make your conveyancing dollars work for a cure...

In 2013 Cally received the devastating news that her son was born with the life-shortening chronic illness Cystic Fibrosis. Cally is ambitious and motivated to help find a cure for her son and others with Cystic Fibrosis. To this end she fervently supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation by not only fundraising but also by donating 5% of all her conveyancing profits. You can help Cally make a difference just by choosing Peninsula Property Transfers for your property purchase or sale, or by donating directly by clicking on the link below. http://www.cysticfibrosis.org.au/cfa/peninsula-property-transfers-donation

Contacting Cally...

Cally can be contacted for advice or assistance at any time including weekends. For an obligation free quote call today on 0421 315 669 or email [email protected]

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21/02/2022

➪ Caveat (“let him beware”)

What does a caveat do and do you have a caveatable interest?

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11/01/2022

➪ Cooling-off Period

If you are unsure of your cooling-off rights, please listen to this video for a quick rundown and a tip for you to consider when making an offer.

04/01/2022

Happy New Year and welcome to the year of 2022!!

This year I will be uploading new monthly videos revolving around conveyancing and contract law, giving buyers and sellers insightful information.

Stay tuned for my next video release!

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The word “Caveat” in Latin means “let him beware”.A caveat is a legal dealing registered on a Certificate of Title, to p...
13/12/2021

The word “Caveat” in Latin means “let him beware”.

A caveat is a legal dealing registered on a Certificate of Title, to protect a person or entities legal interest in a property.

What does a caveat do?
Lodging a caveat means that the owner of the land cannot transfer, mortgage or otherwise deal with the land without the caveator's consent (unless the caveat is released or a Court orders otherwise).

Who can lodge a caveat?
When a purchaser signs a contract to purchase real estate, the purchaser acquires what is known as a “caveatable interest”. This means that the purchaser is entitled to register a caveat to protect that interest.

The following situations also give rise to acquire a “caveatable interest”:

• An equitable interest including an equitable lease or an equitable mortgage;
•An option to purchase the property in the future;
•An interest under a resulting trust;
•An easement or encumbrance;
•Under a ‘charging clause’ in a contract or agreement; or
•In some circumstances where you have contributed to the purchase price of a property(without being registered on title) or contributed to the improvement of the property.

It’s vitally important to understand that only a person who has a caveatable interest is entitled to lodge a caveat. Lodging a caveat without expert legal advice can be risky, as you can become liable for the land owner’s damages and other costs if you improperly lodge a caveat.

When should a caveat be lodged?
A caveat should be lodged as soon as a caveatable interest is acquired (usually as soon as the purchaser’s offer has been accepted by the vendor of the property).

If a caveat has not been lodged immediately after the purchase, it should be lodged as soon as there is a danger that another party may attempt to register an interest in a property.

Sometimes a real estate contract will prohibit the lodging of a caveat, and so legal advice should be sought before the caveat is lodged.

What does is cost?
$40-$50 for Land Titles Office registration fee and $110-$180 for a conveyancer or lawyer for providing legal advice, preparing the caveat and lodging the caveat at the Land Titles Office.

MEET Cally Gooch the licensed conveyancer and owner of Peninsula Property Transfers.Cally’s experience is your advantage...
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MEET Cally Gooch the licensed conveyancer and owner of Peninsula Property Transfers.

Cally’s experience is your advantage.

Knowing your contractual rights and obligations is integral to a smooth and stress free transaction. ...
07/09/2020

Knowing your contractual rights and obligations is integral to a smooth and stress free transaction.

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