Online Conveyancing for Vendors

We will meet with you via an online meeting to take your instructions to prepare a Contract for Sale to sell your property. We will ensure that you comply with your Vendor disclosure obligations and guide you through the conveyance to settlement.

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Vendor Conveyancing

We will take the stress out of selling a property and guide you expertly through each step of the conveyancing process to make the sale process as simple as possible.

100% online. Experienced lawyers.

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Fixed fee pricing for online conveyancing

We will guide you through the conveyancing process online for a competitive fixed fee.
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24 hours

24 hour turnaround time for online enquiries

We respond quickly to online requests to get your conveyancing started.
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YEARS EXPERIENCE
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CONTRACTS REVIEWED
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CLIENTS SERVICED

How we work

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Get a free quote

Let us know if you are buying or selling property to get your conveyancing quote.
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Speak with a lawyer

We will arrange an online meeting to discuss your conveyancing needs and next steps.
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Exchange contracts

Once contracts are exchanged we will prepare your matter for settlement.

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All done!

Settlement day is safe in our hands. We’ll leave the celebrations of your sale or purchase to you!

What our clients say

John’s knowledge of all aspects of the transaction combined with very reasonable pricing and individual attention lead to a sale process as streamlined as possible.

Oliver

ClickLaw were great to deal with in regards to our recent property sale. They were true to their word, prompt in getting back to me and very professional. I would recommend ClickLaw.

Vendor R & F

My wife and I have engaged ClickLaw for all of our conveyancing needs across several states in Australia for over a decade. We continue to return to ClickLaw given their ability to deliver consistent, professional, and personalised service.

Vendor and Purchaser MV

Conveyancing can be a stressful time, so having an organisation like ClickLaw that you can trust to keep you informed during the process delivers real peace of mind.

We recommend ClickLaw as your first choice for your conveyancing needs.

Vendor and Purchaser MV

FAST. EFFICIENT. EXPERT.

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We will take the stress out of buying or selling a property and guide you expertly through each step of the conveyancing process.

FAQs

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What is exchange of contracts?
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This occurs once the Purchaser has paid the deposit, the Purchaser has signed their contract and the Vendor has signed their counterpart contract and each party provides to the other their contract. Once exchanged, the property has been sold to the Purchaser and the parties prepare the matter for settlement. We talk more below about exchanging with a cooling off period.

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What does it mean if the Purchaser provides a s 66W on exchange of contracts?
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A s 66W certificate is a certificate used in NSW which is provided to a Vendor on exchange of contracts.  It has the effect of waiving the Purchaser’s rights to a cooling off period and binds the parties unconditionally on exchange of contracts.

If a s 66W certificate is not provided and there is a cooling off period, this means that contracts have exchanged, as Vendor you cannot rescind from the Contract during the cooling off period and the Property is taken off the market until either the expiration of the cooling off period or the time at which the Purchaser validly exercises its cooling off rights, whichever occurs earlier.

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I’ve sold my property but there is a mortgage registered on title, what do I need to do?
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The mortgage will need to be discharged on or before settlement.  You will need to contact your lender who will have a special form or process to complete a Discharge Authority to address the mortgage. 

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Settlement day is approaching, what do I need to do to have the property ready?
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If you have sold the property with "vacant possession", then you must ensure that prior to settlement, the property is in the same condition and state of repair as it was at the time of exchange of contracts. The purchaser will have an opportunity to conduct a pre-settlement inspection within 3 days of the settlement date. However, if you are selling the property “subject to tenancies”, then you do not need to have the property vacant.

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What is a PEXA settlement?
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All property transactions now settle via the electronic platform, PEXA. A PEXA settlement brings the Vendor, Purchaser, Discharging Mortgagee and incoming Mortgagee together into a PEXA workspace created for each property transaction and is the end of the conveyancing process. During a PEXA settlement, the Purchaser pays to the Vendor the balance of the settlement monies, the Vendor’s mortgage is paid out (or discharged) and the Purchaser’s lender brings any loan proceeds into the workspace to help complete the transaction. All monies owing to you as Vendor are directed as a payment in the workspace and are usually received fairly promptly following settlement. 

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