Residential Conveyancing

Buying or selling residential property will be one of the most important financial transactions you make. To ensure that no unexpected costs are incurred, or problems appear, we strongly suggest that you obtain legal advice before signing any Contract.

What is Conveyancing?

Conveyancing is the term used to describe the transfer of legal ownership of property. However, although this sound straightforward, in practice it can be quite complex and filled with hidden traps. That is why the lawyers at Bellco Law will guide you through process to ensure that your legal rights are being protected and you are complying with all relevant legislation.

Why use Bellco Law?

Bellco Law’s fixed fee (or flat fee) conveyancing service gives you absolute certainty and peace of mind. Carrying out conveyancing in Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Gold Coast and surrounding areas, we’re local and experienced to make sure that your conveyancing requirements are handled as efficiently as possible.

With our fixed fee conveyancing, there are no hidden costs or nasty surprises. With Bellco Law’s fixed fee conveyance service you will be a charged a fixed professional fee for our service in your residential property sale conveyance or your residential property purchase conveyance.

Why is there a difference in the cost of buying property versus selling?

A purchase of property requires a few more steps than that of sale and it requires the buyer do their investigations on the property before purchasing.

At Bellco Law we do these searches and investigations on your behalf. Therefore, on top of our fixed professional fee service of residential property purchase and sale conveyances, you may have to pay search costs, sometimes called outlays.

We will give you an estimate of the searches that may be payable with your residential property purchase or sale conveyance based on your individual circumstance or the property. We will only charge you the actual costs of the searches required.

For further information, visit our other pages:

• Guide for Buyers
• Guide for Sellers
• Stamp Duty Calculator