Work with me to give your clients a seamless experience when buying or selling their home.
Are you wondering who you can trust when referring your clients to a conveyancer?
As someone buying or selling a property, you want a fast, reliable conveyancer who you can have full trust in.
When choosing a conveyancer, you want to make sure you’ve got someone who can ensure things are done right technically and legally – but also someone who is available when you need them.
This means a conveyancer who’s responsible, responsive, and gives your clients full clarity and confidence that everything’s going to work out well in the purchase or sale of their property.
✓ Contract of sale reviews
✓ Contract and vendor statement preparation
✓ Liaising with brokers and lenders
✓ Liaising with real estate agents
✓ Liaising with the other party to the transaction
✓ Stamp duty, registration, and lodgement fees
✓ Preparation and review of statement of adjustments
✓ Attend settlements
✓ Notification to authorities of acquisition/disposition of a property
✓ An approachable, responsive, trustworthy advocate on your clients’ side throughout the buying/selling journey.
✓ Certainty around your legal costs with a fixed fee structure.
✓ Full confidence in the process of buying or selling a property.
We have extensive experience in the areas that we work in and we’re confident that we can deal with all property, commercial, and estate matters. It’s likely that others have been in your circumstances before, or encountered the same problem as you have, and its equally as likely that we’ve found the solution. Take a look here to see some examples of the work we’ve done.
Our client was the vendor of a tenanted investment property. After signing a Contract of Sale with a buyer, they wanted to make it to settlement within one week – an extremely short timeframe compared a usual 30-90 day settlement period.
When our clients signed the Contract of Sale to purchase their new home, their potential neighbour told them he was planning to pursue a claim of adverse possession, as he believed land within their fence line belonged to his property. Our clients needed our advice on how to tackle this issue before it became something more costly to deal with.
Our client was a couple purchasing their very first investment property which they planned to rent out. At their pre-settlement inspection they noticed the vendor had left hard rubbish at the property, and they needed us to negotiate on their behalf to ensure the items were removed before they took ownership.
