Business Purchase Conveyancing Central Coast

Purchasing Business

At Richardson Conveyancing, we understand that procuring a business entails a lengthy process and plenty of negotiations. We are here to make the process smoother for clients on the Central Coast and beyond. Our staff will liaise with relevant parties on your behalf and conduct thorough due diligence. We also have cutting edge technology that allows us to conduct searches and prepare documentation quickly and efficiently.

All of our commercial conveyancing services are provided at a low and fixed fee. What’s more, our conveyancers will keep you up to date at every phase of the process–so you can make informed business plans. Rest assured, we’ll do everything we can to help you save time and money.

To find out more about how our team on the Central Coast can assist you with business purchases, call us on (02) 4332 3320. We have offices in Tumbi Umbi and Erina, though we also service clients in Terrigal and all other areas throughout NSW.

Why do I need a conveyancer if I'm buying a business?
There are many reasons why you should engage a professional conveyancer when buying a business. For instance, a conveyancer can:
- Ensure that the contract of sale is prepared correctly & in accordance with your instructions
- Conduct all of the necessary searches on the property & businesses to be acquired
- Liaise with the relevant authorities, utility providers & other third parties
- Coordinate a settlement on your behalf
- Provide you with peace of mind throughout the process
As such, a conveyancer can prove indispensable, regardless of the scale of the business purchase.
What documents will a conveyancer prepare if I'm purchasing a business?
If you're purchasing a business, your conveyancer will prepare a number of documents to ensure the smooth transfer of ownership. These documents may include:
- A contract of sale, setting out the terms & conditions of the sale
- A due diligence report, which covers any potential risks associated with the purchase
- A transfer of business ownership form, which is required to be lodged with the relevant authorities
- Landlord consent forms (if applicable), to ensure that the new owner has the landlord's permission to take over the lease of the premises
- Any other documentation required by state or territory law