Conveyancing for property sellers.
From the moment you list to the day settlement completes, we handle every part of the process.
We will prepare your contract, manage disclosure, handle the exchange, and settle digitally through PEXA. No surprises, no chasing us for updates — we keep you informed at every step.
✓Contract prepared promptly, ready to list
✓ Fully digital process, settled through PEXA
✓ Licensed NSW conveyancers, 25+ years experience
✓ Quoted upfront, no surprises
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The NSW conveyancing process explained, from contract preparation to settlement
Common questions
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As early as possible — ideally before you list. Your agent needs the Contract of Sale before they can market the property. We can have it ready within 24 hours of your instruction.
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Yes — in NSW a Contract of Sale is legally required before a property can be advertised for sale. It includes the title details, vendor disclosures, and any special conditions. We prepare this for you.
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Most residential sales settle 4–6 weeks after exchange, though this is negotiable and set out in the contract. We manage every deadline so nothing slips.
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Yes — auction contracts are unconditional and there is no cooling-off period. Having your Contract of Sale prepared and ready before auction day is essential.
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Most residential sales settle 4–6 weeks after exchange, though this is negotiable and set out in the contract. We manage every deadline so nothing slips.
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NSW requires vendors to disclose zoning, title details, easements, drainage diagrams, council certificates and more. We handle all of this as part of preparing your contract.
Ready to list?
Get your contract prepared before you go to market.
A non-compliant contract can delay your sale or let a buyer walk away. We'll prepare it properly and gather the required disclosure documents — so you're ready the moment a buyer's found.