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This course provides an introduction to real property and different interests and dealings in land that are recognised in South Australia. You will learn about estates in land and the different interests in land that can be registered, including a mortgage,lease, encumbrance, easement, caveat and a lien. |
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Conveyancing is a process. Opening, managing and closing a client file is integral to this process. This course considers the steps a conveyancer must take when acting for a party to a conveyancing transaction, from opening through to closing a client file. |
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This course explains the law of contract and how it is relevant to the conveyancing process. The six essential elements of a contract are explained and how each of those elements are satisfied in a contract for the sale of land. |
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A conveyancing business needs to run efficiently, whether large or small. For this reason general office practices and procedures are important to establish and maintain. This course will examine general office practices that should be established for a conveyancing office.
The importance of creating and maintain office procedure manuals, checklists and Lands Title Office procedures will ensure a conveyancing office runs efficiently and provides an excellent service to its clients.
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This course will explain the legal requirements for operating a conveyancing business. It is important that you have the right people to assist you in your business. This course will explain who should be part of your team. Having a clear vision and identifying the purpose and values of your business is important in achieving business success.
This course will assist you to create your vision and to identify your purpose and values. How much will it cost to run your own business? This course will explain this and how to set fees for your services.
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This course introduces students to the Form 1. This is a statement made pursuant to s. 7 of the Land and Business (Sale and Conveyancing) Act 1994 (SA). When a contract for the sale of land is made this form must be given by the vendor of land to the purchaser at least 10 clear days before settlement. This course examines the contents of the Form 1 and its relationship to the rights of the purchaser to cool off. |
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'Risk' refers to the possibility of a loss occurring that could have an adverse effect on a conveyancing business. This course deals with 'risk management' which is about identifying potential risks and implementing behaviours and processes to reduce the possibility of such events occurring. Risk management is the responsibility of everyone who works in a conveyancing firm. This course will consider the risks associated with the delivery of conveyancing services and what 'good' risk management looks like and how mistakes can be avoided. |
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Selling a property is a major life event. It is important to get this right. This course will step you through the sale process and explain to you the important role a conveyancer can play in this process. |
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Buying a property is one of the biggest financial transactions you will undertake during your lifetime. It is very important that you get it right! This course describes the process of buying a property and how a conveyancer can assist you with this task. |
Conveyancers, just like anybody else, need to be cyber security aware. They need to protect sensitive customer information, their brand and reputation. This course will explain common cyber security threats that may impact a conveyancer's business and provide some tips for becoming cyber security aware and protecting your sensitive information.
This course provides information of a general nature and is not intended to be either legal or insurance advice.
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This course provides details of the Goods and Services Tax withholding measure that will apply to certain contracts for the sale or lease of land entered on or after 1 July 2018. The background to the measure will be discussed, and how this will effect both the vendor and the purchaser of property. Conveyancers acting for either the vendor or purchaser of property need to be aware of these requirements as certain action may need to be taken to comply with the requirements. This course details these requirements. |
This course is an induction program that explains the role and responsibilities of being a Council member of the Australian Institute of Conveyancers (SA Division) Inc.