Property transfers

Property transfers made safe, simple & lightning fast.

Adding or removing a name, transferring to a spouse, or moving a property between related parties? We prepare and lodge the documents, sort out stamp duty and keep your lender in the loop, all on a fixed fee, fully online.

The spring and first home buyer offers apply to buying and selling, not property transfers.

Qualified property lawyersOne fixed feeNSW, VIC & QLD
Fixed fee, quoted upfront
Documents in 2–3 business days
  • Preparation of transfer documents
  • Advice on stamp duty & exemptions
  • Title & ownership searches
  • Liaising with any lender
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Qualified Australian property lawyers
Fixed fee · fully online

A transfer is simpler than a sale. We keep it that way.

Changing who's on a title shouldn't be daunting. We handle the paperwork, the duty and the lender so the only thing that changes is the name on your title.

Qualified property lawyers

Every transfer is prepared and checked by qualified Australian property lawyers, not a call-centre template.

One fixed fee, upfront

You'll know exactly what you're paying before we start, with government charges itemised separately at cost.

Stamp duty done right

We assess whether your transfer is exempt or concessional and structure your matter so you don't overpay.

Track every step online

Your online portal shows exactly where your transfer is up to, from documents drafted to lodgement complete.

The transfers we handle every day

Whatever the reason for the change, we've done it before, and we'll tell you upfront whether duty applies to your situation.

Adding or removing a name

Putting a partner, family member or co-owner on the title, or taking someone off, such as after a separation or buy-out.

Spouse & partner transfers

Transferring property between spouses or de facto partners. Depending on your state, duty exemptions or concessions often apply.

Related-party transfers

Moving property between family members, related entities or a family trust. We handle the documents, duty and lender side.

Deceased estate & inheritance

Transmitting property to a beneficiary or executor after a death, so the title reflects the right owner without the stress.

How it works

From first call to finalised title

Four straightforward steps, and we keep you posted at each one.

1

Tell us about the transfer

Let us know who's on the title now and what you'd like to change.

2

Documents prepared

We draft the transfer and advise on any stamp duty or exemptions that apply.

3

Stamping & lodgement

We handle stamping with the revenue office and lodge the transfer with the land titles registry.

4

Transfer complete

Ownership is updated on the title and we confirm everything is finalised.

Everything covered, nothing to chase

We handle the parts that trip people up (the stamping, the valuation question, the lender's consent) so your transfer actually gets to the finish line.

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Transfers handled across NSW, VIC & QLD
Plain-English advice, no legalese
We liaise with your lender, start to finish
Online settlement via PEXA where required
A dedicated conveyancer you can actually call
Documents typically drafted in 2–3 business days

Eiwah Wong

1 week ago

Happy

Happy with Kayla and her team's help throughout my purchasing and settlement journey. Everything was clear and on time.

Maria Hassan

1 week ago

Outstanding service from start to finish

Outstanding professional service from Jessica and Lauren. I could not recommend the Settle Easy team more highly.

Onomhoi Ugbomhe

2 weeks ago

Exceptional and personal service

The experience was outstanding from start to finish. Kierrah made the entire conveyancing process simple and personal.

Does stamp duty apply to a transfer?

Duty can apply even when property is transferred between family members rather than sold. In NSW, VIC and QLD, some transfers between spouses or de facto partners of the home they live in are exempt, subject to each state's requirements. We assess your circumstances and lodge the exemption where it applies. Confirm eligibility with the relevant revenue office before you act: Revenue NSW, State Revenue Office Victoria or Queensland Revenue Office.

Property transfer questions

Ready to transfer your property?

Tell us about your transfer and a qualified Australian property lawyer will take care of the rest, fixed-fee and fully online.