Let’s use round numbers: you own a $1 million property that you’re ready to sell and your spidey-senses are tingling that the market is red hot. The last thing you need is to get held up by confusing contracts and lose potential buyers.
Now, you may be thinking that selling yourself will save you money and time. Here’s why that’s probably a bad option:
- Financial risk: Selling a house is a complex process where the legalities can change from state to state. Unless you know your ‘Vendor Disclosure Requirements’ from your ‘Warranty Insurance Certificate’, you could make some LARGE. FINANCIAL. MISTAKES.
- Time intensive: Again, unless you know your ‘Adverse Affectation’ from your ‘Certificates of Compliance’, you’re about to spend alot of time researching and potentially make decisions without the full picture.
For a fixed fee, 5 star conveyancers (like us) are worth their weight in gold. Depending on your property, you can get a conveyancer on your side for under $2,000. That’s 0.0015% on a $1 million dollar home. So don’t be a property cowboy. Instead, use Titlespace to create a Contract of Sale within hours and manage your sales process from start to finish.
No stress selling.
Titlespace was born in 2019, the same year that conveyancing was legally digitised and caught up with property owners living in the 21st century.
We’re here to clean up the property selling process. Titlespace gives you an ultra-simple digitised conveyancing workflow to guide you on the path to selling your home. What does this mean? We’ll send you notifications that are easy to read and simple to follow at every step in the sale process.
Never physically sign a document again. Use our highly secure, industry leading documentation technology to get this done from your couch, the office, the gym or on horseback riding across the top of Lightning Ridge.
Don’t add confusion and stress to your life when you’re ready to sell property.
Guaranteed service. We bet our legal fees on it.
We guarantee lightning turnaround on Contracts of Sale for sellers. We’re fast, easy to use, keep a 5-star rating and give back to our community. But if you’re unhappy with our service, we won’t charge you a cent on legal fees. That’s our promise. Now, are you ready to give Titlespace a shot?
When the market’s ready, we help you sell property fast
Did you know that Sydney property prices rose 11.4% in 2023? Speed is your friend when you’re selling property and Titlespace is the jet-fuel injection you need. Our team can help you sell in every state on the east coast (QLD, NSW, VIC)We also keep conveyancing and legal expertise in-house, so we can tackle any property selling situation that you face. Stay updated on every step in your sales process from the comfort of your phone.
We keep you updated from the comfort of your phone.
Unlike other conveyancers and lawyers that ask you into their office to mansplain, or take forever to respond like a lukewarm Tinder match, we’ve made the selling process faster by digitising it.
We’ll email you with necessary updates, nudge you when we need something and give you transparency over every – single – step.
Did we mention fixed rate?
We charge a fixed rate for almost all property types. We’re affordable, fast and much, much easier to use than that crusty old conveyancer down the road.
Pre-emptive therapy, just for you.
Did you know we’re also therapists? Property therapists, that is. At any step in the selling process, our team is ready to chat. If you’re scratching your head on special conditions requested by the buyer, or any other migraine-giving details – call us. We’re here. Right now. Our team takes pride in always responding to your call.
We know that property is the biggest financial asset that most Australians own. That’s why we’re ready to answer your questions, quell your fears during the sales process and keep everyone’s eyes on the end goal: selling your property in your best interests.
FAQs that we get. Alot.
What does a conveyancer do when selling a property?
A conveyancer manages the legal aspects of your property sale. They prepare the contract of sale, ensure all legal disclosures are made, liaise with the buyer’s conveyancer, and oversee the settlement process to ensure a smooth transfer of ownership.
When should I engage a conveyancer during the selling process?
It’s advisable to engage a conveyancer as early as possible, for example, in NSW it is a requirement for the agent to hold a current Contract for Sale even before listing your property. Early involvement allows us to prepare the necessary legal documents and address any potential issues that could delay the sale.
What disclosures am I legally required to make when selling?
Sellers are legally obligated to disclose certain information about the property, which varies by state. This may include details about zoning, easements, building permits, and any known defects. Failure to disclose required information can lead to legal consequences.
How long does the conveyancing process take when selling a property?
The conveyancing process typically takes between 6 to 8 weeks, but this can vary based on factors like the complexity of the transaction, buyer’s financing, and any special conditions in the contract.
What costs should I anticipate when selling a property?
Beyond agent commissions, sellers should budget for conveyancing fees, potential capital gains tax, and costs associated with preparing the property for sale, such as repairs or staging. Your conveyancer can provide a detailed breakdown of expected expenses.
Can I sell my property without a conveyancer?
While it’s legally possible to handle your own conveyancing, it’s not recommended due to the complexity and legal risks involved. It is also important to note that at some point, you still need to engage a conveyancer/lawyer to do the settlement, as only lawyers and conveyancers can sign off documents in PEXA. Engaging a specialised property law firm like Titlespace ensures that all legal requirements are met and can help prevent costly mistakes.
