For every transfer your Registered Conveyancer will:

• Offer independent advice on your Contract and Form 1 when prepared by an agent.    
• Check that there are no outstanding charges and advise you in relation to encumbrances or easements.    
• Calculate the amount of the rates and taxes payable by you.    
• Prepare a settlement statement showing the net amount that you will pay or receive.    
• Prepare the documents to transfer the property.    
• Co-ordinate and attend settlement on your behalf.    
• Notify SA Water, the Council and any Strata/Community Corporation of the change of ownership.    
• Attend to various other tasks related to your transaction.

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Plus when Selling

• Arrange for the discharge of any mortgage and collect your title from your bank.    
• Deposit the proceeds of sale in your bank account or post them to you by registered mail.    
• Liaise with the agent and obtain the details of the commission and other fees.    
• Pay any outstanding amounts to the Council, SA Water, Land Tax, Emergency Service Levy, Strata/Community Levy, etc.

How do I engage a conveyancer?

Essentially the conveyancer needs to have a quick chat and guesstimate how many hours of work is involved - which is good for consumer because in most cases you can an idea of cost.

The quote is broken down into three main areas: 1. Conveyancing fee - which is negotiable 2. GST - based on above fee (10%) 3. Searches - which can vary from job to job

What other considerations should I weigh up, besides price?

- Experience in the industry
- Professional cover and membership of AAIC - www.aicsa.com.au (our professional body - where complaints can be lodged)
- Potential for conflicts of interest 

Please fill in our online enquiry form below or call Neville on 82327940.