NSW Registered Law Firm, LEAD Conveyancing

s149 / s10.7s + Lawyer included in fixed fee
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Lead Legal Services Pty Ltd (ABN 86 640 514 558)
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1. Send us a copy of the contract & when you’ll make an offer
2. Tell us when you’d like to settle on the property
3. We’ll achieve a satisfactory outcome for you

1. Send us a copy of the contract or instruct us to draft it
2. Tell us more about the property you’re selling
3. We’ll achieve an on-time settlement for you

1. Let us know what you are proposing to do
2. We'll review the contract & s10.7 looking for red-flags
3. We’ll suggest changes & special conditions in the contract to protect your interest

Tweed Heads property market is booming at the moment. Currently, there are 51 real estate properties for sale in the area. In addition, another 30 properties are available for rent. Available properties see as many as 1073 visits per property in 12 months. Houses with 2 – 3 bedrooms in Tweed Heads cost $880,000, while 4 bedrooms cost $1,050,000. Rental houses come at a cost range of $480 per week for 2 bedroom houses, $635 per week for 3 bedroom houses,  and $725 per week for 4 bedrooms houses.

1 bedroom to 2 bedroom units come with a price tag of $512,000. 3 bedroom units can cost as high as $665,000. More so, rental units cost $365 per week for 1 bedroom units and $475 per week for 2 bedroom units. Therefore, you will be paying as much as $575 per week for a 3 bedroom unit. 

In Tweed Heads, 28.62% of the population live in rental properties. About 58.3% of the homes in this town are owner-occupied. A majority of households residing in Tweed Heads are childless couples. Also, it is estimated that 13.8% of the population are elderly couples while 22.4% are older people who live alone. The majority of people living in this town work in a professional occupation and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments.

The median sale price of houses in this suburb is $853,000. This is higher than the national average of $485,000. The 15.59% median price change for houses in this town in the course of 12 months is way higher than the national average of 4.30%. For rental houses, the median rent price is $540 per week. A median gross yield of 3.3% is recorded per annum and is slightly lower than the national average of 4.2%. 

The median rent price for units in Tweed Heads is $448 per week. A median gross yield of 4.0% on rental units was also witnessed over 12 months. If you are looking for a locality to invest in, Tweed Heads offers attractive investment opportunities with a promise of constant property value gains.

• 60 – 69 years is the predominant age range in the town of Tweed Heads
• Average discounting for the sale of properties in Tweed Heads is -4.04%
• The average number of days it takes to sell a property in the last one year was 61 days

Conveyancing is when the ownership of a legal title of land is transferred from a person or entity to the new owner. You need a conveyancing service when buying property in Tweed Heads because this process usually requires a lot of paperwork. Therefore, you need one, as it is essential to avoid errors while conducting the ownership transfer process. 

The transaction is split into three phases. There is the pre-contract, pre-completion, and post-completion phase. Conveyancing services save you so much time during these phases. To ensure that the conditions as stipulated by law are met, you need an expert with the wealth of experience to ensure that the process is handled without mistakes and omissions of any kind that may create legal problems in the future.

Tweed Heads is located on the Tweed River. It is a town in New South Wales with a population of 8,176 according to the 2016 Census of Population and Housing in Australia. Tweed Heads is 102km from Brisbane, 830km from Sydney, and only 25km from Surfers Paradise. Thus, tweed Head is extremely close to Queensland, and they share borders. One interesting thing about this is that Tweed Heads and Queensland are in different time zones. 

John Oxley, a European explorer, was the first to discover the Tweed Valley. He wrote about what, stating that the view was beyond description. Tweed Heads was established in the year 1844. By 1871, the first school was inaugurated. At first, the Tweed Heads railway was connected to the one in Queensland. At this time, the South Coast Line was providing a direct connection to Brisbane. By 1903, Tweed Heads railway station was opened and located on the west of Enid street. 

Tweed Heads’ economy is fuelled by its tourism industry. Fortunately, one of the largest shield volcanoes in the Southern Hemisphere is located in this town. About 2.4% of the people living in this town are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Furthermore, residents of Tweed Heads originally born in Australia amount to about 70% of the population. On the other hand, 5.8% of people living in this town were born in England. More so, the percentage of people who were born in New Zealand and emigrated to Tweed Heads amount to 3.6% of the population. 

• A series of retirement living facilities are present in Tweed Heads
• The major language spoken in Tweed Heads is the English language
• Several world champion surfers are residents of Tweed Heads

Tweed Heads is usually referred to as Australia’s holiday playground. There are series of local attractions here that are going to be worth your time. These places offer a large range of pleasant experiences. Altogether, you will have a variety of things to do in this town. One of such things to do is to go on a cruise on the Tweed River with Tweed Eco Cruises. This cruise line operates mainly on the 78km Tweed River. The boat used is perfect for the job, and the captain is highly knowledgeable about the area. 

Coolangatta Whale Watch

If you want an unforgettable experience, the Coolangatta Whale Watch in Tweed Heads will offer you this and more. You will have the opportunity to view the whales in their natural habitat. The conditions are very safe and exceptionally thrilling. So if you’ve always wanted to have a fun morning out at sea, Coolangatta Whale Watch is indeed a fun experience.

Sea Diving

How would you like to engage in sea diving? Tweed Sea Sports is a professional diving company in Tweed Heads that will make your dream come through. You will be trained to scuba dive in the Tweed River and many other fantastic locations. Prepare to be enthralled with the variety of marine life you will encounter during your dive. Additionally, you can have some drinks and hot snacks during the surface time. Other interesting local attractions and activities to engage in at Tweed Heads include: 

• Tabatinga Family Fun Centre Tweed Heads
• Tweed City Shopping Centre
• Chris Cunningham Park
• Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre
• Tweed Regional Museum