From preparing your Contract for Sale through to settlement day, East-West Conveyancing makes sure your sale is done right. We keep you in the loop, we move quickly, and we speak plain English the whole way through.
When you’re selling a property, your conveyancer prepares the legal documents that make the sale possible — starting with the Contract for Sale.
We gather the title documents and statutory certificates required, answer any questions or requisitions raised by the buyer’s side, and coordinate with your real estate agent and lender so settlement happens on time. Your job is to hand over the keys. Our job is to make sure everything before that point is handled properly.
Here’s what the conveyancing process looks like on your side of a property sale — from the day you decide to list through to settlement.
Before your property can be listed for sale in NSW, a Contract for Sale must be prepared. We put this together with your title documents and the required statutory certificates so your agent can start marketing.
Once a buyer is found and both parties agree on terms, contracts are exchanged. We coordinate this step with your agent and the buyer’s conveyancer so nothing gets held up.
The buyer’s side will raise formal questions about the property — these are called requisitions. We prepare and send the responses on your behalf and let you know if anything needs your input.
On settlement day we work with the buyer’s side and your lender to complete the transfer of title and the release of funds. We’ll confirm once it’s done — and that’s your sale wrapped up.
A quick look at the numbers that matter when you’re getting your home ready to list.
We get your Contract for Sale ready quickly so listings aren’t delayed.
We reply fast — clients say it’s what makes the difference.
Anywhere in the state — not just locally.
Selling a home comes with a lot of paperwork and a lot of moving parts. Here are three of the big ones we handle for you — so your sale keeps moving and you’re never left guessing.
We draft your Contract for Sale and gather every statutory certificate NSW requires — the planning certificate, drainage diagram, title search and any others that apply to your property. You can’t list without it, so we turn it around quickly.
The buyer’s side will often raise enquiries about the property. We answer them, deal with any back-and-forth, and flag anything you need to know — so you don’t have to interpret legal queries on your own.
On the day, we line up your agent, your lender and the buyer’s side so the title transfer and the money both land where they should. We’ll call you the moment settlement goes through so you know it’s done.
Three things we hear all the time from people thinking about selling in South Western Sydney.
As soon as you decide to sell — and before your property is listed. In NSW, you legally cannot advertise a property for sale without a prepared Contract for Sale. We can have yours ready quickly so your listing isn’t held up.
Yes. Your agent handles the marketing and negotiation — we handle the legal side of the transaction. They’re different roles and you need both.
We’ll walk you through your options. Generally, if a buyer withdraws during the cooling-off period they forfeit 0.25% of the purchase price. We’ll explain exactly what it means for your sale so you know where you stand.
The sooner you get in touch, the sooner we can prepare your Contract for Sale and get your listing moving. Send us an enquiry and we’ll get back to you fast.
