Ielasi & Associates Pty Ltd
IT Services in Unley

Sam ielasi m.r.e.i., a.a.i.c. Registered conveyancer it is always advisable to choose your own conveyancer and have independent representation. Conveyancing Sale or Purchase Business Settlements Private Sales All Real Estate Documents Subdivision, Strata, Community Title Applications Family Transfers Pre-Purchase Advice Servicing the whole of South Australia Competitive Fees Located in Parkside. Avoid any conflict and exercise your right.

A fact not perpetual widely obvious or offered. Self-reliant conveyances was formed in 1981 with the express purpose of giving buyers and sellers a choice. We specialism in acting for you and looking behind only your interests in any transaction. Problems can occur in these transactions and if the conveyance has not been chosen by you then. Appoint us as we specialism in this and we are totally independent. I have been a conveyance since 1973 and founded Independent conveyances in 1981 based on the desire that my business would provide self-reliant service to my clients and so avoid conflicts of interest that arise in many properties and business transactions. Providing thorough and reliable conveyance for many repeat customers. Handling many complicated and difficult transactions both residential and commercial. Specialising in family transactions and Land Tax matters. Making suggestions that preserve time and costs. We look forward to providing all our customers with unquestionable independence and expertise in conveyancing. The Independent conveyances team is dedicated to act in the best interests of our clients. We have many years experience handling relatively simple to solid and complicated transactions. By being efficient and experienced we can keep our fees very competitive.

We guarantee that your interests and only your interests are looked after. When buying or selling real estate or businesses, if one conveyance acts for both seller and buyer ardor is appointed by the agent, whose interest becomes the most important? A conveyance is paid by you to look after your interest in a transaction. We are independent so if you appoint us it means that we don’t have anyone else’s interest to look after but yours. There are traps in buying or selling property and businesses. Often the contract itself can have clauses which are not in your interest and should be amended. Does your conveyance have ample experience and knowledge to advise you properly and to oversee your sale efficiently and properly. Can I do a end inspection prior settlement? (most contracts don’t permit for this). Whose interest does the agent represent? Category: News If you are about to enter into a contract to purchase a property whether it is residential or commercial property there are things that you should look out for prior you sign to better guard your own interest. Ultimately the superior person to look behind you be you. There is a form of contract that some agents use that states that upon you providing a letter of approval of finance then the finance clause immediately comes out of the contract and is no longer a condition. Esquire of the agent vendor whether there are any problems that they are aware of with the electrical wiring, plumbing etc are all appliances included? If the air conditioner was not working when you inspected it you can’t expect that it is when you settle unless you discuss this and this is agreed. Also, if something was busy and stops busy between contract and settlement, the vendor is only apt if he she caused the damage. Be mindful that you do not have the right to a further inspection before settlement unless you make this a condition when you buy. I sincerely would like to thank Sam and his staff for their great effort in taking customer service to a fresh level highly recommending Sam for any property and business transactions. You made the process much easier for us. I will certainly support your services to others should anyone I know be looking for a conveyance. The combined capital city preliminary clearance rate was recorded at 70.7 per cent this week, up slightly from last week, when the final clearance rate was recorded at 69.9 per cent. Over the end 3 weeks, auction activity has remained relatively sedate, with this week expected to increase by only 2 per cent when compared to last week’s final. Preliminary figures reveal 74.8 per cent of auctions were thriving across the combined capital cities. The combined capital city preliminary clearance rate increased to 74.8 per cent this week, up from a revised end clearance rate of 69.4 per cent end week, while auction volumes increased weekonweek.