Residential Purchase Conveyancing Australia
Buying a house, unit, townhouse or block of land involves contract review, title searches and a settlement process that needs to be managed correctly. Contract reviews are free and unlimited, however many properties you're considering, turned around within 1-4 business hours. Once you proceed with a purchase, our conveyancers handle the rest for a fixed fee.
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Residential Purchase Conveyancing Covers
- Reviewing the contract of sale and identifying special conditions before you sign.
- Conducting title searches to confirm ownership, easements and any caveats on the property.
- Checking council and water authority certificates for outstanding rates or notices.
- Calculating stamp duty and adjusting rates, water and other charges at settlement.
- Liaising with your lender and the seller's representative to coordinate settlement.
- Lodging documents for registration of your ownership after settlement.
How Your Purchase Is Handled
Free Contract Review
We review the contract of sale before you exchange, flagging any conditions that need attention. This review is free and unlimited, returned within 1-4 business hours, whether it's your first contract or your fifth.
Searches and Enquiries
Title, council and other searches are conducted to confirm the property is free of undisclosed issues.
Pre-Settlement Preparation
We calculate adjustments, prepare settlement figures and liaise with your lender.
Settlement
Funds and title transfer on settlement day and your ownership is registered.
Available in Every State and Territory
New South Wales
Transfer duty applies. PEXA used for most settlements.
Victoria
Land transfer duty applies. PEXA widely used.
Queensland
Transfer duty applies. PEXA used for settlement.
Western Australia
Governed by the Settlement Agents Act. PEXA used.
South Australia
Land transfer duty applies. PEXA used.
Tasmania
Duty payable on transfer. PEXA available.
Australian Capital Territory
Conveyance duty applies. PEXA used.
Northern Territory
Stamp duty applies. Less PEXA penetration than other states.
What Affects Your Conveyancing Fee
Your fixed fee is set once we understand the property type, purchase price, state and whether the matter has any added complexity, such as a strata title, off-the-plan contract or unusual title condition. Disbursements such as search fees and PEXA lodgement fees are itemised separately so you know exactly what to expect. Request a quote for an exact, fixed figure for your purchase.
Built for Buyers
Free Unlimited Contract Reviews
Have every contract you're considering reviewed at no cost, with feedback back in 1-4 business hours.
Fixed-Fee Certainty
Your fee is agreed before work begins, regardless of how many searches or enquiries are required.
Direct Communication
You deal directly with the conveyancer managing your file, not a call centre.
Settlement Coordination
We coordinate directly with your lender and the seller's representative so settlement proceeds on time.
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