Fixed $1600 property sale Conveyancing in Sydney & across New South Wales

Property Sale Conveyancing Process

Property sale process is briefly explained below & you can Calculate your Conveyancing Costs in Seconds below.

NSW Law requires that a property owner or estate agent can place a property on the market but they must have a contract of sale prepared which is provided to a prospective purchaser.

1. CONTRACT PREPARATION

YOUR TO-DOs

• CONTACT US
  Please call us OR get a Property Sale Conveyancing Quote and accept it so we can commence contract preparation.
  
  
• PROVIDE PROPERTY INFORMATION
  We will ask you for relevant information regarding the property & you. This information is required for contract preparation.
  
  
• SELECT REAL ESTATE AGENT OR IF YOU'RE NOT USING AN AGENT - DISCUSS IT WITH US
  Please provide your sale agent's details to us or if you're not going to use a sales agent then discuss the matter with us. We often assist clients to sell property without sales agent.

OUR TO-DOs

• CONTRACT PREPARATION
  We start contract preparation immediately upon your confirmation & acceptance of our quote. This includes ordering all necessary paperwork/searches.
  
  
• CONTRACT CONDITIONS
  We will discuss contract conditions with you & insert any special conditions that you require into the contract. 
  
  
• ISSUE CONTRACT
  When we have all the necessary paperwork/searches from various governing departments such as the local council, we'll forward the contract to you for final approval & then to your agent. 

2. CONTRACT SIGNING & EXCHANGE

YOUR TO-DOs

• SIGN THE CONTRACT
  You can either sign the contract with your real estate agent or sign a final copy of the contract that we've sent to you already.
  
  

OUR TO-DOs

• GET YOU TO SIGN THE CONTRACT
  When price & other negotiations are finalised, we get the contract ready for you to sign.
  
  
• CONTRACT EXCHANGE
  We exchange the contract if required. Contract are usually exchanged by real estate agents or seller's conveyancer.
  
  
  

Once seller & buyer have both agreed on a price and the conditions of the sale the contract is signed by all parties involved. Then the contracts are exchanged usually by the real estate agent or seller's Conveyancer.

3. PRE-SETTLEMENT

YOUR TO-DOs

• DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGE
  Our process is designed to remind you of this & assist you in discharging (completing formalities of) mortgage on the property being sold.
  
  
• VACATE THE PROPERTY (If you live in it)

OUR TO-DOs

• ORGANISE DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGE
  We contact your bank and complete & organise the discharge of mortgage.
  
  
• ORGANISE FOR YOU TO SIGN REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
  We'll organise for you to sign any required documents such as Transfer.

4. SETTLEMENT

YOUR TO-DOs

• DISCONNECT UTILITIES
  Disconnect utilities such as gas, electricity, phone etc.
  
  
• SIT BACK & RELAX
  We'll look after the settlement so you can sit back & relax.
  
  
• RECEIVE MONEY FROM THE SALE
  You will usually receive proceeds or the money from the sale of the property (if applicable) the day after settlement (some exceptions may apply where it may take slightly longer).

OUR TO-DOs

• NOTIFY LOCAL COUNCIL, WATER & STRATA (strata properties)
  We will formally inform the local council, water authority & strata manager (for strata properties) of the change in ownership of this property.
  
  
• SETTLEMENT
  We'll organise and complete settlement for you. At Settlement is when as Seller's Conveyancer, we provide relevant property documentation and the Purchaser's Conveyancer provides the remainder of sale price (the purchaser usually pays a deposit upfront or during cooling off period).
  
  
• INFORM THE AGENT FORMALLY
  This is so the agent can release any deposit that they are holding (minus their fees & charges).
  
  
  

SELLING PROPERTY AT AUCTION

IMPORTANT FACTS & TO-DOs

• There will be no cooling off period for the potential bidders.
  
  
• Bidders or interested purchasers will want to complete their due diligence before attending auction.
  
  
• Bidder's due diligence often includes property inspections, finance approval, contract review & amendments before attending auction.
  
  
• We suggest that you be prepared in advance for this phase whereby we (you as the seller & us as your Conveyancers) encourage all potential purchasers and/or bidders by promptly assisting them get ready for auction. This could mean keeping your property available for inspections, evaluations if required.
  
  
• We liaise with buyer's Conveyancers & answer their queries promptly. Your approval of the potential changes to contract & other queries that the potential purchasers might have is essential. We thus suggest that you keep yourself available so all purchaser queries are responded to before auction.
  
  
• We strongly suggest that you get thorough professional advice prior to selling property at auction. Timely and professional advice from Sydney Conveyancing can assist you with making the most of selling your property at auction.

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Selling your property via Estate Agent

MUST KNOW FACTS & TO-DOs

• Finding a good real estate agent is key to the property of your property sale.
  
  
• Our process guides us through working closely with your Estate Agent to get the contract ready ASAP so the Estate Agent can start marketing the property. NSW Law requires that a contract of sale must be ready & be provided to potential purchasers.
  
  
• Potential purchasers will want to complete their due diligence often includes property inspections, finance approval, contract review & amendments before attending the cooling off period ends. Some will even want to complete property inspections & negotiations of the contract prior to signing the contract. 
  
  
• We thus suggest that you be prepared in advance for this phase whereby we (you as the seller & us as your Conveyancers) encourage all potential purchasers by promptly assisting them get ready to sign the contract and complete their due diligence within the cooling off period. This could mean keeping your property available for property evaluations &  building / pest / strata (for strata properties) inspections.
  
  
• We thus suggest that you keep yourself available so all purchaser queries are responded to before the cooling off period ends and in many cases before the purchaser enters the contract. We liaise with buyer's Conveyancers & their queries promptly. Your approval of the potential changes to contract & other queries that the potential purchasers might have is essential. 

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Selling property without Estate Agent

MUST KNOW FACTS & TO-DOs

• We assist clients with their property sale without Estate Agent everyday.
  
  
• Our process guides us through working closely with you to get the Contract ready ASAP you can start marketing your property. NSW Law requires that a contract of sale must be ready & be provided to potential purchasers.
  
  
• Potential purchasers will want to complete their due diligence that often includes property inspections, finance approval, contract review & amendments before the cooling off period ends (if applicable). Some will even want to complete property inspections & negotiations of the contract prior to signing the contract especially if there is no cooling off period applicable. 
  
  
• We thus suggest that you be prepared in advance for this phase whereby we (you as the seller & us as your Conveyancers) encourage all potential purchasers by promptly assisting them get ready to sign the contract and complete their due diligence within the cooling off period. This could mean keeping your property available for property evaluations &  building / pest / strata (for strata properties) inspections.
  
  
• We thus suggest that you keep yourself available so all purchaser queries are responded to before the cooling off period ends and in many cases before the purchaser enters the contract. We liaise with buyer's Conveyancers & their queries promptly. Your approval of the potential changes to contract & other queries that the potential purchasers might have is essential. 

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