Buying or selling? Get the paperwork right the first time.
Conveyancing is how property ownership changes hands. There are many steps and documents, and each one must be correct. We connect you with a licensed conveyancer in your location to handle it for you.
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What does a conveyancer do?
A conveyancer manages the legal and administrative side of a property transfer, so nothing is missed between contract and settlement.
Collects the paperwork
Gathers every document the transfer needs.
Prepares legal documents
Drafts and reviews documents such as the contract of sale.
Checks the property
Researches the property and its certificate of title.
Adjusts rates & taxes
Calculates rates and tax adjustments between buyer and seller.
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Selling your property
Your conveyancer's goal is a smooth sale with no errors in the paperwork.
- Prepares the contract of sale and legal documents
- Protects your financial interests in the sale
- Answers questions from the buyer's side
- Handles negotiations through to settlement
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Your conveyancer checks everything before you commit and guides you to settlement.
- Reviews the contract of sale before you sign
- Researches the property and certificate of title
- Calculates rates and tax adjustments
- Represents your interests up to settlement
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Visit No Agent Finance →Who can be a conveyancer?
Conveyancers are licensed professionals and members of the Australian Institute of Conveyancers (AIC).
What about lawyer conveyancers?
A conveyancer does not need to be a lawyer. Some legal tasks, however, can only be done by a solicitor, and this may add extra fees.
Can the buyer and seller share a conveyancer?
We do not recommend it. Buyers and sellers should each have their own conveyancer. Sharing one can create a conflict of interest, for example if settlement is delayed or a special condition is not met.
How do I find a conveyancer near me?
Use our short online form and tell us where your property is. We will connect you with a conveyancer in your location.
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