FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the preparation of documents for the legal process of transferring the title of a property from one person to another.
Do I need a conveyancer?
Legally, no—but practically, yes, because buying or selling a property is a significant financial transaction which has many different legal aspects when transferring ownership. Making a mistake can end up costing you much money. A licensed conveyancer can ease the stress of your property transfer by ensuring the process goes smoothly, and any issues or problems are managed.
What do conveyancers charge?
Conveyancing fees can vary depending on the work or services you require. It also depends on whether you're buying or selling a house, an apartment or land. In general, fees can range from $500 to over $2,000. At North Coast Conveyancing, our prices are very competitive. We offer a flat fee service with an upfront quote.
What is PEXA?
PEXA stands for Property Exchange Australia and is a national online electronic system that is now being used to lodge property documents. PEXA lowers the risk of errors and means a faster and more convenient conveyancing process and settlement for all parties involved.

Answering Your Questions

The process of buying or selling property can often feel complex, which is why North Coast Conveyancing is here to help. Based in Port Macquarie, we work with clients across Wauchope, Laurieton, Kempsey, and the Mid North Coast to provide clear and practical support throughout their property transactions. From preparing contracts to answering your questions about inspections, title searches, and land tax checks, our team is committed to simplifying the process and delivering personalised assistance.

If you have any questions about conveyancing or would like to discuss your property needs, call North Coast Conveyancing on 02 6584 6777. We’re here to help make the process easier and stress-free.