Conveyancing in New South Wales

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Conveyancing in NSW

In New South Wales, conveyancing can be handled by a licensed conveyancer or a solicitor. Licensed conveyancers in NSW are regulated and must hold a current licence, and they specialise in the transfer of property. The NSW process usually involves the contract for sale, a cooling-off period for private treaty purchases, property and title searches, and electronic settlement.

Because the contract and searches do most of the heavy lifting, it is worth engaging a conveyancer early, before you sign or bid. Choose your area, or get quotes to compare conveyancers who service your part of NSW.

What a conveyancer does in NSW

• Reviews the contract for sale (or prepares it, if you are selling).
• Carries out title and property searches.
• Explains the cooling-off period and your obligations.
• Handles adjustments for council and water rates.
• Manages electronic settlement and the transfer of title.