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ok, so since I paid the IP without a mortgage, that means that my documents are floating around in limbo, I enquired to my conveyancer and the response which I am not too sure what they are referring to is " We also hold all documents that need to be registered with your name on title"...

yes, that is absolutely correct, ubank did not offer any form of cheque, no matter how much I tried, they said they had no branches, and it was not a service they offered, I even offered to go to a NAB branch, but they said it was not possible

My friend meant that since the bank owns the title if you have a mortgage with them, but in my case the house was paid with cash hence, I was told I should recieve the title in the mail, but he was just guessing Hope Im making sense

Was wondering if you could help a newbie out, so I've recently settled on a property I received a one line email from the conveyancer saying "settlement completed" am I supposed to receive a title, certificate, document, reciept or anything that indicates that something has taken...

I understand but all the paperwork for the conveyancing hasnt been finished, and yes, I guess I could do that but just needed to check if the time frame will suffice

fair enough, I dont have a cheque book anyway ubank/ings etc. dont do limit increases, that I confirmed a few years ago, and also have maximum $20k transfers to accounts, and hence why im in this dilemma would transfering $20k per day be acceptable to the vendor as a whole or is that...

hey aaron normally, I would , however, ubank/ings and other high interest account banks, dont have branches, well as far as Im aware

Can somebody answer me a few questions, i have settlement occuring on the Friday 20th Jan 2012, no other non standard diddly finance clauses I will be paying for this property with no loan (long story) naturally, most of my banks have a daily transfer limit of $20k, with funds spread across a...