City Peak Conveyancing is a licensed NSW conveyancing practice that acts only on property conveyancing, for buyers and sellers anywhere in New South Wales. We check the contract, handle the searches and paperwork, and settle electronically through PEXA, explaining every step in plain English.
Conveyancing is the legal work involved in transferring property from one owner to another. In NSW it covers the contract for sale, the certificates and searches, the deposit, transfer duty, your lender's requirements and settlement.
What we do
| Service | What it covers | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Contract review | Reading the contract, special conditions and certificates before you sign or bid | Contract review |
| Buying a property | Everything from exchange to settlement | Buying a property |
| Selling a property | Preparing the contract through to settlement | Selling a property |
| Strata and apartments | Strata records, levies, by-laws and defects | Strata and apartments |
| Off the plan | Disclosure statements, sunset clauses and new builds | Off the plan |
How it works
- Send us the contract. Before you sign, bid or make an offer, if you can
- We review it. Marcelino reads the contract and certificates and calls you to explain what they mean
- We handle exchange. Including the deposit and cooling off period
- We manage the steps to settlement. Searches, your lender, transfer duty and the other side
- We settle. Electronically through PEXA, and confirm when the keys can be released
Why clients choose City Peak
- Conveyancing only. It is all we do
- Every file signed off by our Principal Conveyancer, Marcelino Assaf
- Plain English. You understand what you are agreeing to before you are committed
- We come to you. No office visits, and in-person meetings by appointment wherever suits you
- Momentum. We chase the other side, the bank and the council so nothing sits waiting
We act on NSW property only, from our base in Canterbury-Bankstown. See the areas we cover. For costs, see conveyancing fees in NSW.
Common questions
FAQs
What does a conveyancer do?
A conveyancer handles the legal side of buying or selling property: the contract, searches, deposit, transfer duty and settlement.
Is a conveyancer the same as a property lawyer?
Not quite. Both can do conveyancing in NSW. A licensed conveyancer specialises in property transactions; a solicitor can also advise on other areas of law. See conveyancer or property lawyer?
When should I contact a conveyancer?
Before you sign anything or bid at auction. Once you exchange, you are legally bound.
City Peak Conveyancing acts on NSW property only. This page is general information, not advice about your circumstances.