Solicitors, Not Just Conveyancers
There's an important difference between a licensed conveyancer and a conveyancing solicitor. Licensed conveyancers can transfer property, but they can't provide legal advice. When something unexpected appears in your contract, a conveyancer must refer you elsewhere. Our solicitors can advise you directly, on the spot. Complex issues get escalated within our full-service law firm if needed.
Fixed Fee Transparency
Many conveyancers in Wollongong advertise low headline fees then add disbursement markups. Our approach is different. You pay $1,320 for our professional fee, plus disbursements at cost. No percentage markups. No surprise invoices after settlement. Typical disbursements in Wollongong run between $69 and $174 for searches, depending on your property type.
Direct Contact With Your Solicitor
You won't speak to a call centre or offshore processing team. You get direct access to the solicitor handling your file. When you have questions about your Wollongong property purchase, you get answers from someone who knows your situation.
Proactive Communication
Poor communication is one of the biggest complaints about conveyancers. Stories of unreturned calls and radio silence are common. We take a different approach. We update you before you need to chase us. You'll know where your settlement stands without having to ask.
Pre-Auction Contract Review Within 24 Hours
Wollongong's property market doesn't wait. Auction purchases require immediate contract signing with no cooling-off period. When you find a property going to auction, we turn around contract reviews within 24 hours. You'll know exactly what you're bidding on before you raise your hand.
First Home Owner Grant Assistance
Building or buying a new home in Wollongong? You may qualify for the $10,000 First Home Owner Grant. We help with your application and ensure you meet all eligibility requirements. Even rentvestors who've previously owned investment property can qualify, provided that property was never their residence.
Off-the-Plan Purchase Protection
Buying off-the-plan in Wollongong comes with specific risks. Settlement periods stretch out for months or years. Developers used to be able to cancel contracts using sunset clauses if property values rose. NSW law now prevents this. Developers can no longer automatically rescind off-the-plan contracts without your consent or a Supreme Court order. We explain these protections and review your off-the-plan contract for hidden risks.