Who is a Conveyancer?

Conveyancers don’t necessarily have to be solicitors but they often undertake;

• And oversees the process of buying or selling property settlements
• Registration of titles
• Registering subdivisions of land
• Updating a title (i.e. registering a death)
• Registering, changing or removing an easement

For the Purchaser, a Conveyancer will;

• Prepare, documents required for a property settlement
• Research the property and its certificate of title
• Check for easements and any other information that needs verifying
• Complete legal documents electronically
• Secure rights in first home buyer grants
• Order relevant searches, including Body Corporate and City council
• Liaise with your financial institute and other relevant authorities
• Facilitate securing Principle Place of Residence stamp duty concessions
• Calculating adjustments of outgoings at settlement

Reviewing sec 32 & Vendors Statements;

• Review sec 32 within 3 days for enable you to secure cooling off period
• Research the property and its certificate of title
• Check for easements and any other information that needs verifying
• Advise on the property

For the Vendor, a Conveyancer will;

• Prepare Section 32 and Vendor’s Statements
• Complete legal documents electronically
• Liaise with your financial institute to release mortgages if any