Do I need a conveyancer to sell a house?

The rules around selling property and conveyancing in Townsville.

Legally, you don’t need a conveyancer or solicitor to sell your property.

The complexities of real estate and property law can be daunting, however, so it makes sense to get sound, independent legal advice when you sell.

2 Good Reasons to Engage a Conveyancer When You Sell Your Property

When it comes to selling your property, you might be inclined to skip the step of hiring a conveyancer. However, it’s important to consider that doing so could end up costing you more in both time and money in the long run. A conveyancer can provide you with invaluable assistance throughout the selling process, ensuring that all legal and administrative aspects are handled correctly and efficiently.

While most property transactions go smoothly, there are always risks involved. Without a conveyancer, you may be left vulnerable to potential legal issues or obstacles that could cause serious consequences for you and your property.

In the worst-case scenario, the sale of your property could even be cancelled, resulting in a significant loss of time and money. By hiring a conveyancer, you can rest assured that your property sale will be handled professionally and with minimal risk.

1. Cost

You may be tempted to work through the whole conveyancing process yourself. However, Queensland real estate and property law can make selling a home tricky and costly if not done correctly. If it goes wrong, the cost of which may far outweigh the professional fees for a conveyancer.

Our fixed conveyancing fees ensure you know the costs upfront. Our experience helps prevent costly issues when selling your property. There are no surprises, just smooth transactions.

2. Time

Even if you are incredibly organised, finalising residential conveyancing matters can take a lot longer than you expect.

When you are selling a property, you have to deal with the buyer and their representative. Additionally, you must read and understand all the documentation involved, including any special contract conditions that the buyer may want to include.

If there are delays, or things go wrong, you risk losing the sale.

We can help you finalise or negotiate the sale price, prepare the contract, and meet your contractual and other legal obligations. In addition, our conveyancers in Townsville will check any special contract conditions from the buyer, track the progress of financial transactions, and manage all the paperwork involved in a property sale.

If you are relying on the sale of your property to finance the purchase of another property, you will have the added pressure of managing the timing of both transactions. Timing is crucial when it comes to selling or buying property, so you need to also ensure that you are not left out of pocket or, worse, without a house.

Whether you are a buyer or seller, a conveyancing lawyer will provide peace of mind. Our team will help you meet all timeframes under your contract—no matter how much effort it takes. Leave the hard work to us.