Property and conveyancing

How we help

Residential purchases and sales
Off-the-plan purchases
Seller disclosure statements for sellers
Commercial and retail leases
Transfers between family members
Subdivisions and title matters

How it works

Send us the contract before you sign, if you can. It is the cheapest time to fix a problem.
We review the contract and the seller's disclosure documents and explain anything unusual.
We handle searches and keep track of your finance and building and pest dates, updating you and your broker.
We settle electronically and confirm the moment the property is yours.

What it costs

Conveyancing is a fixed fee, quoted up front, plus searches and government fees at cost. You'll know the total before you engage us.

Rules to know in Queensland

Since 1 August 2025, sellers must give buyers a disclosure statement and certain certificates before the buyer signs. If they don't, or the documents are materially wrong, the buyer may be able to end the contract.
Most residential contracts have a five business day cooling-off period, starting when you receive the contract signed by both parties.
Ending the contract during cooling-off usually costs 0.25% of the purchase price.
There is no cooling-off period when you buy at auction.

General information only, not legal advice. Deadlines depend on your circumstances, so talk to us early.

Common questions

Should I get the contract checked before I sign?

Yes, if you can. Once you have signed, your options narrow quickly. We can usually review a standard contract within one business day.

I'm selling. What do I need to prepare?

Under Queensland's seller disclosure rules you need a disclosure statement and certificates ready before a buyer signs. We prepare these with you before your agent starts marketing.

Can you help my family transfer a property between us?

Yes. We'll explain the transfer duty and tax questions to raise with your accountant, then handle the transfer and registration.