Conveyancing will vary in cost depending on a range of factors, including the type of property and the complexity of the transaction. There is no “one size fits all” solution, so prices need to be changed and tailored per customer, ensuring you get a fair price for your conveyancing matter. 

Our services are cost-effective and competitively priced to ensure all our customers can get the services they need. Discuss your needs with our team and we can provide you with a fixed price quote for conveyancing services. Alternatively, for a general price estimate use our Conveyancing Calculators.

Our conveyancers and property have years of experience with all types of properties and conveyancing matters. We employ some of the best conveyancers in Australia, ensuring you get the best possible services. 

Whether you’re buying your first property or you’re an experienced property investor, our conveyancers will work with you throughout your property journey to make conveyancing as easy and stress-free as possible.

For further information on our services, talk to a licensed conveyancer today.

Stamp duty, sometimes called transfer duty, is a tax charged when you buy property. The stamp duty you’ll pay is dependent on the property’s purchase value or market value, whichever is higher. Things like ‘first home buyer’ benefits can also affect stamp duty. If you’re looking to find out how much you’ll have to pay in stamp duty, use our stamp duty calculator.

While you can do your own conveyancing, it can be easy to mess things up if you don’t have proper training or experience. Licenced conveyancers have property law experience, ensuring they can take care of your conveyancing matter without missing anything. We save you time and effort 

Our conveyancers and property lawyers have years of experience. We’re also covered by professional indemnity insurance.

On average, the conveyancing and property settlement process will take either 30, 60 or 90 days. There are a number of factors that can affect how long it will take to settle your property, such as the complexity of the transaction and the type of property. 

At the top end, 90 days can seem like a long time. It’s why your assigned conveyancing solicitor will keep you updated throughout the process as things happen. This way, you’re always in the loop and can make changes or request more information as you need to.

In addition to conveyancing fees, you’ll incur some out of pocket expenses throughout the conveyancing process. These are additional costs you’ll have to pay for searches, certificates, readings and more to get a full picture of the state of a property. Our conveyancers can tell you which ones you’ll need at the start of your transaction and provide you with an estimate of how much these expenses are going to cost for you.

Some of the out of pocket expenses you may encounter include:

• council and water rates searches
• planning and heritage searches
• title and encumbrance searches
• water meter readings
• road authority certificates
• land tax clearance certificates
• Environment Protection Authority (EPA) certificates
• owner’s corporation/body corporate/strata title certificates.

For more information on out of pocket expenses or our services in general, contact our experienced conveyancers today. We’re more than happy to answer any questions you have.