The experienced team at Regent Law act in many high level commercial development projects as well as for local Whangarei commercial property ventures.
The below prices exclude GST and disbursement costs and indicate the raw fee you can expect to pay for a standard transaction. Please contact us any time to get an indication of the disbursement costs.
Commercial conveyancing matters require a retainer payment at the time of engagement.
| Service | Standard Price |
|---|---|
| Sale without a mortgage | |
| Sale with discharge of one mortgage | |
| Purchase without a mortgage | |
| Purchase with one mortgage | |
| Agreement for sale and purchase | |
| Review LIM / PIM report | |
| Due diligence investigation | |
| Land development and feasibility studies | |
| Business and asset-holding structures | See Company administration |
| Refinancing with one mortgage | |
| New mortgage | |
| Discharge of mortgage | |
| Discharge of notice of claim or caveat | |
| Review of existing commercial leases / licences | See Leases |
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