Buying with clarity
Buying property can move quickly and feel uncertain. We help you understand the contract and what matters, so you can move decisively when it counts.
What matters
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Risk identified early
We review the contract in detail, identify the key points, explain what they mean, and ensure you understand what you’re signing before you commit.
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Momentum when it counts
Around auctions and short exchange windows, we review contracts quickly, explain your position clearly, and step in where needed so you can act decisively.
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No surprises on cost
The fee is agreed upfront and paid at settlement, with stamp duty, adjustments, and the final balance set out clearly so there are no surprises.
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Your financial position
Having the right financial and structuring advice in place helps you understand your position clearly and move forward with confidence when opportunities arise.
Two pathways for contract reviews
Complimentary review: Have your contract review completed in 1 business day, free of charge.
Priority review: When timing is tight, get your contract reviewed within 2 business hours, $260+GST.
Buying Process
How we handle your purchase
From review through to settlement, we take the lead and guide you through each stage, so you understand your position even when things move quickly and feel pressured.
1. Getting started
We assess the contract and disclosure documents, identify key risks, and explain what they mean so you can make informed decisions as you negotiate or bid.
2. Offer & exchange
We guide you through contract amendments, exchange conditions, and deposits so you can commit with clarity and confidence.
3. After exchange
We coordinate with your lender, broker, and the seller’s solicitor, take care of all the required checks, and keep everything progressing smoothly towards settlement.
4. Pre-settlement
We prepare the settlement figures, confirm loan readiness, and ensure everything is aligned for your pre-settlement inspection.
5. Settlement
Funds are transferred electronically, ownership is confirmed, and you collect the keys from the agent.
FROM FIRST REVIEW TO SETTLEMENT
Supported at every stage
Clear next steps
We explain what needs attention and what can wait, so you can decide without unnecessary pressure before committing.
Responsiveness when timing tightens
When exchange or auction timing tightens, you can reach us directly so decisions are handled quickly and opportunities aren’t missed.
One lead conveyancer
One conveyancer leads your matter, backed by a team, so accountability stays clear and the work continues to move forward.
No unnecessary urgency
We move quickly when timing tightens, but never create pressure where it isn’t needed.
FIRST HOME BUYER
We're in your corner
Buying for the first time can be overwhelming. We break down the process, review each contract carefully, and guide you through each step, including First Home Buyer incentives and stamp duty concessions.
UPSIZING & DOWNSIZING
Coordinating a sale & purchase
Moving to your next home often means managing timing and finances across two transactions. We coordinate and align timelines, and keep it all on track for a similtanious settlement.
investor
Growing your investment portfolio
When you’re investing, timing and risk often determine the outcome. We review contracts with both in mind and move quickly when opportunities arise, so you can act decisively.
Off-the-plan
Long timelines & complex terms
Off-the-plan contracts involve multiple stages before completion. We review the contract carefully, negotiate where needed, chase updates, and monitor key dates through to registration.
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Exchange conditions
Making an offer + exchange of contracts
The making of the offer and the acceptance from the vendor is commonly referred to as ‘offer and acceptance’, this is generally the first stage.
Your conveyancer would review the contract at this point to ensure there are no 'deal breakers' and finalise terms.
The process of ‘exchanging’ contracts and the payment of the deposit is what makes the offer binding.
Contracts in NSW can be ‘exchanged’ in one of two ways:
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What to know before you exchange
Common questions buyers ask before signing a contract.
When should I have a contract reviewed?
Reviewing the contract before making an offer, bidding at auction, or signing allows you to understand any risks and make informed decisions before committing.
What is a 66W Certificate?
A 66W Certificate waives any statutory cooling off period that may form part of the contract, making the contract immediately binding once contracts are entered into. The Contract should only be signed after receiving legal advice and understanding the risks.
Can I exchange before my finance is formally approved?
You can, but it carries risk. Pre approval is not the same as formal approval. If finance is declined after exchange, you may still be legally bound to complete the purchase.
Do I need a strata report or building and pest inspection report?
We strongly recommend obtaining these reports where relevant. They can identify issues that may not be visible during an inspection and help you make a more informed decision before committing. Once the Contract is entered into, there is limited recourse available for items that otherwise would have been discovered through obtaining these reports.
Can I buy through a trust or SMSF?
Yes. However, it is important to obtain accounting and financial advice before signing a contract to ensure the structure is appropriate for your circumstances.
Client stories
Real experiences from property buyers who trusted Your Move Conveyancing
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