Executive Certificate in Real Estate Conveyancing & Property Transaction Structuring

Real estate conveyancing involves the legal process through which ownership, interests, and rights in property are created, transferred, modified, or extinguished. Property transactions require careful examination of title, ownership, encumbrances, approvals, documentation, and registration requirements. Structuring a transaction appropriately is equally important because the chosen structure can affect liability, financing, taxation, possession, and future transferability. Legal professionals must identify title defects and contractual risks before a transaction reaches completion. This subject provides practical knowledge of property conveyancing and the structuring of legally sound real estate transactions. 

Agreement to Sell
Sale Deed
Lease Deed
Leave & License Agreement

• Property title investigation, due diligence, and verification of ownership.
•  Sale deeds, conveyance deeds, agreements to sell, leases, and related instruments. 
•  Encumbrances, easements, possession, approvals, and title-related risks. 
•  Registration, stamp duty, closing procedures, and transaction completion. 
•  Structuring property acquisitions and transfers to minimise legal and commercial risks.