Conveyancing for Selling Property in NSW

Conveyancing for selling property in NSW: Contract of Sale preparation, prescribed disclosures and settlement.

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• serviceOffered: Contract of Sale preparation and conveyancing for sellers. Contracts can typically be prepared within hours, with end-to-end management of the sales process
• serviceScope: ["Prepare the Contract of Sale","Prepare the required vendor disclosure — in NSW, the prescribed documents attached to the contract for sale under section 52A of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (title search, deposited plan, drainage diagram and statutory warnings); some other states require broader disclosure","Liaise with the buyer's conveyancer","Oversee the settlement process and transfer of ownership"]
• typicalTimeline: Selling conveyancing typically takes 6 to 8 weeks, varying with transaction complexity, buyer financing and special conditions; the Contract of Sale itself can be prepared within hours.