Fixed-fee conveyancing for New South Wales properties.
NP Conveyancing’s service areas cover regional suburbs and towns across northern NSW.
Our trusted team of licensed conveyancers are dedicated to the sale, acquisition and transfer of property in the thriving Northern New South Wales region.
Based across Pottsville and Byron Bay, we support local and overseas clients with specialised local knowledge and reliable support.
NP Conveyancing adopts a personalised approach to your unique property, taking the time to understand your vision and carve the pathway towards your ideal settlement.
This makes us one of the most experienced Property Conveyancing services providers in NSW. Our service areas cover a wide range of towns throughout NSW; in regions such as: all of Tweed Shire, Byron Shire, Ballina Shire, Richmond Valley, Lismore, Clarence Valley Shire, Kyogle and the Northern Rivers region.
From family homes to off-the-plan developments, our conveyancers are qualified to assist with the transfer of a diverse range of New South Wales properties, like Commercial, Houses, Apartments, Vacant Land, Off-The-Plan Property and Family Transfers.
We provide ongoing support and legal advice and guidance throughout every stage of your transaction journey, protecting you from unnecessary costs and maintaining clear communication.
Contact us to learn more about how we can help with your in-person or remote conveyancing needs.
Role of a Conveyancer
Without sufficient preparation and understanding, the acquisition or sale of property or land can become complex, time consuming and costly.
There are multiple legal requirements that need to be completed on time for a settlement to go ahead as planned, including contractual reviews, property searches and legal documents.
A conveyancer guides you through the completion of all legal requirements, while keeping you informed and on track to achieve a successful settlement.
Many first home buyers are unsure what to expect when they arrange their first appointment with a conveyancer. However, the best part about hiring a skilled conveyancer is that you don’t need to know everything about contracts and property law – they’ll take care of it for you and explain concepts you’re unsure about.
Keep reading to learn more about what it’s like to sell or buy a property with the help of a conveyancer.
Selling a property?
Sell with confidence knowing your contracts have been prepared and reviewed by licensed conveyancers. Guided by your unique settlement, we keep you informed on sale conditions and help streamline the negotiation process. Whether you’re a novice or experienced seller, you’ll enjoy convenient and comprehensive service.
When selling a property we help with: Contract Preparation, Contract Review, Contract Exchange, Mortgagee Communication and Settlement Arrangement, Settlement Management and Execution, Property transfer and more.
Buying a property?
Through meticulous contract review and risk assessment, we guide you towards the completion of your ideal settlement. Our friendly conveyancers are available to answer questions and communicate with relevant parties, so you can focus on the excitement of securing the keys to your new home.
When buying a property we help with: Auction advice, Contract Review and Explanation, Contract Exchange, Lender Communication, Stamp duty support, Settlement Management, Settlement execution, Property transfer and more.
Investment Property Conveyancing
Tailored to all New South Wales properties
Without the support of qualified professionals, conveyancing becomes time-consuming and expensive. That’s why our process optimises the cost, organisation and outcome of your property transaction. Whether you’re buying your first home or expanding your investment portfolio from Australia or abroad, we’ll guide you through every step of your conveyancing journey.
Conveyancing - What is involved?
Buying or selling a property is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make in your life. If you’re a first-time buyer or seller, you’ll likely come across a range of property and legal terms you’re not familiar with. When it comes to listing a property or making an offer on your first house, one of the first new terms you’ll hear is conveyancing. This describes the transfer of property ownership, which often requires the services of experts – conveyancers.
What is a conveyancer?
A conveyancer is a legal professional who specialises in conveyancing, which is the process of transferring property ownership between parties and an essential step in a successful settlement. They offer legal guidance on everything from title research through to final settlement details.
While conveyancers are often hired to help with the drafting of contracts involved in the property acquisition and sales, they can also assist with a range of legal matters involved in property transactions.
This may include transferring property ownership from joint ownership to one name, assisting with re-mortgaging contracts or transferring property ownership from a deceased owner to a beneficiary.
Buying or selling a New South Wales property?
Get in touch with us to learn more about our conveyancing pricing, process and services. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Frequently asked questions
For over 15 years, NP Conveyancing has been trusted to execute meticulous property transactions.
If you’re buying or selling a property or land, a conveyancer is essential to ensure a smooth transfer of ownership. As specialists in property law, their services include contract review and explanation, preparing and lodging legal documents, undertaking relevant searches and coordinating your settlement.
A licensed conveyancer is a legal professional who specialises only in conveyancing (the process of transferring property ownership) and is qualified to advise you on legal issues that arise during the process. They can only advise those buying or selling property in the state they are licensed in. A lawyer may have knowledge in broader areas of law, such as wills and family law, and can offer legal advice on the acquisition or sale of properties based anywhere in Australia.
We offer fixed-fee conveyancing and at a fair price, so you can enjoy the benefits of highly qualified and experienced conveyancers without worrying about hidden costs. Before commencing work, we provide you with a written quote that outlines the complete cost of our conveyancing services. While some quotes may vary depending on your unique needs, our prices start from $2,200 (inc GST).
When selling a house, hiring a licensed conveyancer will save you time and protect you from expensive legal issues. Your conveyancer is responsible for completing the legal transfer of property ownership from you to the buyer while helping you meet all legal obligations. They are qualified to advise on contract term negotiations, special contract conditions and legal risks.
Whether you’re a first home buyer or seasoned investor, you’ll need a licensed conveyancer to take care of the complex conveyancing process. Their expertise will make the entire process of buying a home run smoothly, including guiding you on due diligence you should consider (e.g. pest and building inspections), making an offer and protecting your deposit. A conveyancer can also work with your mortgage lender on your behalf to manage the approval and distribution of your funds.
In New South Wales (NSW), stamp duty (also known as transfer duty) is the tax charged to property buyers by the NSW government that, in most cases, must be paid the earlier of settlement or within 90 days of exchanging a contract for sale.
As NSW conveyancers, we can advise you on the cost of your stamp duty and find out if you are eligible for exemptions or discounts — contact us to learn more.
Before your first meeting with a conveyancer, be prepared to provide documents for proof of identity, such as your drivers licence and passport or birth certificate. Following your first meeting, your conveyancer will give you clear instructions for the details and documents required moving forward, which may include timelines, property information and source of funds evidence.
When you receive a request for details or documents, it is important to respond as soon as possible. If you have any questions about requests from your conveyancer, please let us know and we will happily help you through the process.
Once you’ve decided to buy or sell a property in NSW, contact our conveyancers as early as possible to prepare for a successful settlement from day one. While you can legally engage a conveyancer at any time, we recommend buyers contact us before making an offer. Our conveyancers will help you make a strong offer on the right property through services like property research and contract reviews.
For sellers, we recommend getting in touch with us before listing your property for sale, as your Agent must hold a contract in order to market your property, and your conveyancer will be able to prepare this for you. We conduct searches on your property before the selling process begins that may reveal issues or risks that need to be addressed. Engaging a conveyancer before your property is listed allows us to immediately respond to offers and avoid unwanted delays.
Committed to exceptional service
The NP Conveyancing team is connected by expertise and a shared affinity for unparalleled service.
Quality
Our dedication ensures we explore every opportunity to improve the process and outcome of your property transaction.
Security
Our conveyancing experts keep you informed and protected, making the complex process of buying, selling or transferring property feel simple.
Efficiency
We value your resources, which is why our goal-orientated services are free from hidden costs and tailored to save you time.
A process perfected over years of successful settlements
Invest in an exceptional settlement process with the contract expertise of licensed conveyancers.
Reach out to our friendly team
Get in touch with us to learn more about our conveyancing pricing, process and services. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
