New South Wales (NSW) Conveyancing Services

Seamless & Stress-free Property Transactions

At Nationwide Conveyancing New South Wales, we specialise in delivering seamless, stress-free property transactions. Our team boasts over five years of hands-on experience in the property industry, ensuring your transaction is handled by experts. With our state-of-the-art process, you’ll receive regular updates via text and email, keeping you informed every step of the way.

We pride ourselves on providing high-quality, affordable NSW conveyancing services. Our competitive rates for straightforward conveyancing matters offer significant savings without compromising service. Whether you’re buying or selling property in New South Wales, Nationwide Conveyancing is committed to guiding you through a smooth, efficient transaction. Contact us today to learn more about how we simplify conveyancing for NSW buyers!

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New South Wales Services

Seller Simple Conveyancing

from $ 399
* inc GST
  • Calculation of Adjustments with searches provided by buyer Including Utilities & Body Corporate
  • First extension if required
  • Following up other side for standard conditions
  • Unlimited email & portal support
  • Management of incoming funds
  • Attend settlement on your behalf
  • Resolving pre-settlement inspections
  • Liasing and booking settlement with lenders and calculation of break fees & mortgage payout figures
  • Organising Transfers
  • Rental Adjustments if required for tenanted property
  • YourPorter Services
*does not include settlement fee, additional insurance fees for properties over $1,000,000, building and pest negotiations, additional extensions, WEBVOI, government fees, stakeholder matters, settlements under 30 days, special conditions drafting/reviewing/requests, deeds , searches, out-of-scope works, rental adjustments.

Buyers Simple Conveyancing

from $ 950
* inc GST
  • Calculation of Adjustments with searches
  • Conducting Searches with council
  • 1 extension of conditions
  • Satisfaction of conditions
  • Unlimited email & portal support
  • Management of outgoing funds
  • Attend settlement on your behalf
  • Resolving pre-settlement inspections
  • Liasing and booking settlement with lenders and calculation of funds required for settlement
  • Organising Transfers
  • Rental Adjustments if required for tenanted property
  • Title Insurance Quote
  • YourPorter Services
  • Lodgement & Payment of Transfer/Stamp Duty
*does not include settlement fee, additional insurance fees for properties over $1,000,000, building and pest negotiations, additional extensions, WEBVOI, government fees, stakeholder matters, settlements under 30 days, special conditions, drafting/reviewing/requests, deeds , searches, purchases under SMSF/Trust, out-of-scope works, rental adjustments, contract reviews not included

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FAQs

A conveyancer is a licensed professional specialising in the legal aspects of buying and selling property. They manage tasks such as preparing and reviewing contracts, conducting property searches, arranging settlements and ensuring all legal obligations are met to transfer property ownership smoothly.

Hiring a professional NSW conveyancer gives you peace of mind throughout your property transaction. They ensure all legal requirements are met, help you avoid costly mistakes, explain the process in simple terms and handle negotiations and paperwork efficiently, saving you time, stress and potential financial risks that can come from your property purchase.

Conveyancing fees in NSW typically vary depending on the complexity of the transaction and the team of NSW conveyancers you choose to work with. Costs can range from around $800 to $2,500, including professional fees and disbursements such as property searches, certificates and government charges. It’s a good idea to request a detailed quote upfront to understand the full costs

The conveyancing process in NSW involves several key steps. Many NSW conveyancers start by preparing and reviewing the contract of sale, followed by conducting property searches, managing the exchange of contracts, arranging for payment of stamp duty and finally overseeing settlement.

Rest assured, an experienced conveyancer will ensure all steps are completed accurately, within compliance and on time so that ownership can transfer without issues.

Both conveyancers and solicitors can handle property transactions, but conveyancers specialise solely in the legal areas of property, while solicitors offer broader legal services. If your transaction is straightforward, a conveyancer is often the more cost-effective choice. For more complex property matters involving legal disputes or family law, a solicitor may be recommended.