It is a simple process of matching your needs with conveyancer's services using our proprietary matching technology. Click here for a brief description of how our quotes work.

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No.

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There are several. Firstly, you save time - our conveyancing partners call you! We offer you tips and advice for helping you make an informed buying decision. And lastly, our service is free. There is no obligation for you to accept quotes referred by us.

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Buying-A-Property.com.au is a performance based network. We are paid on a per-lead basis by businesses in our supplier network. Buying-A-Property is part of the larger Quotify network of consumer information and referral sites.

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We use our proprietary matching technology to best match your needs with the services of our providers. Some of the factors used in the matching process include service location, timeframe, ability to complete the project and budget.

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Before being accepted into our provider network our partners are thoroughly screened and checked for licensing and insurance. Once in our network, all providers must maintain a minimum quality rating.

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Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring the ownership of a property from one person to another.

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It is recommended you speak with a conveyance solicitor, lawyer or licensed conveyancer as soon as possible in the buying process. Conveyancers can help with a number of pre-sale legal procedures such as reviewing the contract with you, help make amendments (if necessary), and organising building or pest inspection repo

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Conveyancers are educated and qualified to provide expert advice in relation to matters of conveyancing and property law only. Solicitors can give you legal advice about conveyancing as well as other legal matters such as wills, estate law, family law and criminal matters to name a few.

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Yes, although DYI conveyance it is not recommended. Self conveyance can be risky because you cannot get the same insurance available to a conveyancer or solicitor. If you make a mistake then you are responsible and will not be able to get financial compensation.

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Not always. The fees that solicitors and conveyancers charge for professional services will vary depending on your needs and requirements. Ask for a itemised statement of likely costs and always get more than one quote before you select your provider. Be wary of low ball bids or cheap services. Often they can be a sign of basic service with lots of extra charges and hidden fees.

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The general settlement period is 4 - 6 weeks from exchange. Settlement terms can be negotiated by either the buyer or seller prior to signing the contract.

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