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Conveyancing is the process of transferring the legal title to property between a buyer and seller. It includes tasks such as contract preparation or review, conducting property searches, facilitating the exchange of contracts, protecting the interests of the client from a legal point of view, and co-ordinating all parties to get to the final point of settlement.

In fact, with many regulations, government requirements and parties involved, there are a myriad of things that can possibly go wrong. So if you are looking to buy or sell a property in Sydney, you need professional Sydney conveyancing services to ensure your transaction runs smoothly.

The Sydney conveyancing process involves four primary steps:

• Pre-contract – the sellers’ conveyancer prepares a detailed contract for the property’s sale. It includes all of the required information and disclosures, including the title reference, plan of the land, and other information needed to transfer title to the property..
• Exchange – in a property transaction, two identical copies of the contract are made which the buyer and seller each sign and then exchange (literally ‘swap’) the contracts. The buyer must also pay a deposit. The contract records the final terms of the agreement, after this no further amendments can be made.
• Pre-settlement inspection – The buyer has the right to inspect the property before settlement to ensure the property is exactly the same as when they first inspected it. Meantime, the buyer’s conveyancers prepare the final financial figures and share this to all parties, including the banks.
• Settlement – The final stage of conveyancing wherein your Sydney conveyancing solicitors ensures the correct amount of money is paid to the seller, and the buyer takes possession of the property.

Property conveyancing in Sydney is not something you can DIY and undertake in your own hands. It involves legal processes, verification, searches, substantial co-ordination and possible risks that need professional support to complete the sale. Love Homes Conveyancing is a licensed law practice that simplifies buying and selling properties free of hassles and troubles.

The contract will ultimately dictate the length of time between signing the contract and contract completion (settlement). Typically, 6 weeks is the standard contractual period to complete the settlement. However, there are many steps involved in conveyancing, and banks can have considerable lead times, so it is important to ensure you choose a solicitor/conveyancer who operates in an efficient manner to ensure the transaction is not put at risk.

From reviewing and signing the contract to carrying out inspections, searches, settlement, and the final payment – Love Homes Conveyancing has implemented a streamlined digital service to ensure clients receive a timely and efficient service.

Conveyancing is not something you should ever DIY, it’s a complex procedure that encompasses legal formalities, document verification, extensive searches, and significant coordination efforts. Given the inherent risks and the expertise required, professional support is strongly advised for a smooth and hassle-free property transaction. Love Homes Conveyancing is a qualified law practice designed to make your buying or selling experience as straightforward as possible, eliminating any potential complications.

Have you heard the expression “You get what you pay for!”?

If you ask for a ballpark figure, Sydney conveyancing costs can vary between $900 – $6000. The final cost can vary depending on the type of property involved, searches, and other fees charged by different authorities, however by far the biggest variance is in the professional legal fee and disbursement costs charged by the firm.

Here at Love Homes Conveyancing, we offer a standard and transparent cost structure to keep you from paying unnecessary costs and so you also know upfront how much you will be paying.

Some of the most important documents required for property conveyancing in Sydney include:

• Contract of Sale
• If buying a house, a building and pest report can be an essential document and should ideally by purchased before signing a contract
• If buying an apartment, a strata report (also known as strata records inspection) is highly valuable document and should also be purchased before signing a contract
• Verification of identity – government regulations demand that we verify who we are dealing with by requiring a copy of your passport and driving licence, or similar documents if these aren’t available.

We may require other information based on the parties and the property concerned.

If you are looking for a Sydney conveyancing company that works together with you to find the best solution to your conveyancing needs, we think you have reached the right place. At Love Homes Conveyancing we are legal professional property specialists, who make the process simple and straight-forward for our clients without the legal jargon.

Our conveyancing services in Sydney are cost-effective with an emphasis on high value client service.

Stamp Duty is a tax levied on the legal documents required in the sale and purchase of properties. Rates can vary based on a range of factors, such as the territory or state you currently reside in. Make sure to reach out to us if you would like us to calculate your stamp duty.

At Love Homes Conveyancing, we currently handle transactions for residential properties and not commercial properties as of now. Although we are working towards handling transactions for both residential and commercial properties.