Understand the steps. Move with clarity.
Buying, selling or transferring property can raise plenty of questions. These general guides are a starting point, with links to official Victorian government information where you can read more.
Property information for buyers and sellers.
These pages provide general information only. Always check the current official guidance and seek advice about your own circumstances.
Buying property in Victoria
Some useful questions to consider before signing, and a general explanation of the steps through to settlement.
Read the buying guide ↗ SELLINGPreparing to sell a property
Understand why it can help to speak with a conveyancer early and prepare the sale documents.
Read the selling guide ↗ SECTION 32Understanding the Section 32 statement
A general introduction to the Victorian vendor statement and the types of information it can contain.
Read the Section 32 guide ↗ SETTLEMENTWhat happens at settlement?
Learn what settlement means in a property transaction and why dates and coordination matter.
Read the settlement guide ↗ SERVICEBuying conveyancing support
Explore the dedicated buying service page and ask about the scope for your purchase.
Explore the service ↗ SERVICESelling conveyancing support
Find out more about conveyancing support for a Victorian property sale.
Explore the service ↗Useful Victorian government resources
For current, authoritative information about buying and selling property, Consumer Affairs Victoria provides guidance and checklists. These external resources are not a substitute for advice about your own transaction.
- Consumer Affairs Victoria — Buying property by private sale
- Consumer Affairs Victoria — Conveyancing and contracts for sellers
- Consumer Affairs Victoria — Selling property checklist
- Consumer Affairs Victoria — Seek expert advice on property
- Consumer Affairs Victoria — Property settlement
Still have questions about your property matter?
Tell Trang Conveyancing what you're planning and ask about the next step. Enquiries are welcome from across Victoria.