Conveyancing: Buying
Fixed-fee conveyancing for property buyers.
From contract review to settlement day, we handle the legal side of buying your property. A qualified property lawyer reviews your contract before you sign, runs the searches that matter, and makes sure settlement happens on time, all for a transparent fixed fee.
The spring and first home buyer offers apply to buying and selling, not property transfers.
Everything that's covered
A simple, guided process
Tell us about your purchase
Send us the contract and a few details. We open your matter the same day.
We review your contract
A property lawyer checks the contract and searches, and explains anything you should know before you sign or exchange.
Exchange & cooling-off
We guide you through exchange, deposits, and any cooling-off rights that apply in your state.
Settlement
We coordinate with your lender and the seller, complete final checks, and settle electronically. You get the keys.
What happens, in order
Open your matter
Tell us about the property and agree your fixed fee before work begins.
Review the contract
We review the contract and disclosure documents before you sign, and explain special conditions.
Check conditions and cooling-off
We explain the conditions and cooling-off rights that apply to your purchase.
Arrange searches
We order property and title searches and explain issues raised by the results.
Coordinate finance
We liaise with your lender and the seller's representative about the contract requirements.
Prepare for settlement
We confirm adjustments, documents and the funds needed for settlement.
Settle electronically
We coordinate settlement through PEXA and confirm the transfer is completed.
State notes
For the NSW process in detail, read our buying a home in NSW guide.
For the Victorian process in detail, read our buying a home in Victoria guide.
For the Queensland process in detail, read our buying a home in Queensland guide.
- NSW: The contract includes prescribed documents. Private-treaty buyers generally have five business days to cool off; auctions and other exceptions apply.
- VIC: The section 32 vendor statement accompanies the contract. Private-treaty buyers generally have three business days to cool off, subject to exceptions.
- QLD: Seller disclosure statements and any finance and building-and-pest conditions need attention. Residential buyers generally have five business days to cool off, subject to exceptions.
Read about the difference between a conveyancer and a solicitor.
See what happens on settlement day.
Explore contract review, estimate duty with our stamp duty calculator, and see our fixed-fee pricing.
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Your matter, stage by stage
Matter opened
Contract review
Exchange & cooling-off
Pre-settlement checks
Settlement complete
Common questions
Ready to get started?
Tell us about your matter and a qualified Australian property lawyer will take care of the rest, fixed-fee and fully online.
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