HouseMe Legal offers a free, no-obligation discovery call to help us understand how we can help you on your journey.
On this call, we will cover off the following details:
To provide certainty regarding legal fees
To create a platform to educate Kiwis about property
To offer a personable and efficient buying or selling experience
HouseMe Legal offers a free, no-obligation discovery call to help us understand how we can help you on your journey.
On this call, we will cover off the following details:
Compliance requirements; IRD, AML, and residency
Following this call, we will be able to quote you a fixed fee for our legal services on your journey to buy your dream home.
Schedule a meeting with a mortgage adviser to get pre-approval to buy.
At this meeting, the mortgage adviser will cover topics such as:
Interest rates
Qualifying for a loan
Loan amount
Deposit amount
Loan structure
Loan to value ratios
Assessing the serviceability of your loan
Generic pre-approval and live approval
We work closely with a select group of trusted advisors. If you would like a recommendation, or an intro, get in touch now.
COntact NowPlease note: It may take a few weeks to get pre-approval. Normally, your lender will write a generic approval that will be valid for 90 days.
Now that you know what to look out for, it’s time to start ticking off your own due diligence - the low-risk checks that won’t cost you a thing.
This includes tasks such as:
Going to open homes
Researching the property/area e.g. talking to neighbours, friends, etc.
Understanding the local community e.g. schools, public transport, and local amenities.
Download HouseMe Legal’s Free DIY Due Diligence Checklist below.
Schedule a meeting with a mortgage adviser to get pre-approval to buy.
At this meeting, the mortgage adviser will cover topics such as:
Reviewing the record of title
Reviewing the sale and purchase agreement
Get a building inspection
Ordering and Reviewing the LIM
Ordering and Reviewing Property File
Ordering a Valuation
Download HouseMe Legal’s Working with the Professionals Checklist below.
Depending on the property and the situation, we’ll advise how you can maximise your chance of securing the property while staying protected.
Most conditional offers follow one of these two common scenarios.
They use a wide due diligence clause:
Or select specific condition(s):
If your dream home is going to Auction, you’re going to have to make an Unconditional offer. This means you need to have completed your due diligence ahead of making your offer.
It’s not as scary as it sounds, we will be your guide.
Check out HouseMe Legal’s How to get ready to make and offer on a property guide below.
Our library of free checklists, case studies and how-to guides
Our answers to frequently-asked property law questions
Definitions for common property law terms or concepts
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