Conveyancing Loop
proudly partners with
BOND CONVEYANCING
Conveyancing Loop is powered by Bond Conveyancing which is a leading licensed law firm made up of an experienced team of conveyancers and lawyers. The team offers a streamlined and secure digital service that is backed by personalised care and a people-first approach. Get your property settlements and transfers done more efficiently and with less hassle.
CONVEYANCING LOOP SERVICES
buying Property
PURCHASE CONVEYANCING
The team can efficiently review the sales contract offering peace of mind that what you’re signing is correct and that there’s no unnecessary costs. If you need full support, Conveyancing Loop can help you with deposit and caveat, release of deposit, final inspection and settlement and handover.
selling Property
SALE CONTRACT
The team prepares the legally binding agreement between you as the seller and prospective buyers, which allows them to clearly see the terms and conditions. Conveyancing Loop ensures that the different legal requirements for each state are met.
WHY CHOOSE CONVEYANCING LOOP
ONLINE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Transparent 24/7 access to documents, updates and messages in a secure online environment. You can control where and when you complete your transaction.
EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS
Bond Conveyancing's team of property lawyers and licensed conveyancers are backed by extensive expertise spanning backgrounds in real estate, mortgages and technology.
EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE
Standout customer service is at the core of what we do. Just because we’re online, that doesn’t mean you’re treated like a number. The team is committed to personalised service and always achieving the best possible outcome for your property transaction.
FIXED-FEE PRICING
Our fixed-fee pricing makes conveyancing services affordable with no hidden costs.
LESS STRESS
Conveyancing Loop is all about simplicity, ease and less stress. We offer a simple, effective and economical service that takes place seamlessly in the background while keeping you updated along the way.
STEPS IN THE CONVEYANCING PROCESS
STEP 1
Contract of Sale
STEP 2
Make an Offer
STEP 3
Pay a deposit
STEP 4
Buying at auction
STEP 5
Risk analysis
STEP 6
Exchange of contracts
STEP 7
Cooling-off period
STEP 8
Transfer of property title
STEP 9
Completion
STEP 10
Requisition
STEP 11
Outgoing mortgagee
STEP 12
Adjustments
STEP 13
Settlement
STEP 14
After settlement
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a conveyancer?
A conveyancer is someone that is trained and qualified to handle the transfer of real estate from one person to another. They can give professional legal advice on title transfers and conduct official legal work to ensure your rights are protected throughout the process and that the purchase or sale runs smoothly. The scope of work that a conveyancer undertakes varies depending on the complexity of the property transaction.
When should I contact a conveyancer?
Most states recommend hiring a conveyancer before you begin the selling process. The earlier you engage a conveyancer, the more time they can dedicate to your property transaction. A conveyancer can do searches that may reveal something about your property that you weren't aware of. If any potential issues aren’t revealed ahead of time, you could be legally liable for the oversight.
How much does it cost to use Conveyancing Loop?
It’s difficult to provide a precise conveyancing cost from the outset. Your conveyancing needs are influenced by your specific property, the different parties involved and the complexity of the transaction. As a very broad and general guide, conveyancing costs or fees may range from $400 to $1,400 and as high as $2,200 for a complex transaction.
You also need to budget for the costs a conveyancer may need to pay to third parties. For example, fees for settlement, certificates, searches like council or water rates, land tax and heritage listings.
What are the differences between a conveyancer and a lawyer?
The main difference is that a conveyancer specialises in the process of conveyancing, being the transfer of ownership of property between parties, and a lawyer has a broader range of legal services that they can provide such as advising on matters such as estate issues, tax implications or how a property transaction may affect divorce proceedings. The Bond Conveyancing team consists of licensed conveyancers and lawyers who are committed to offering convenient conveyancing that helps you settle easily and efficiently.
What is a Section 32?
A section 32 is a legal document that is required in Victoria which is provided by the seller (vendor) to a potential buyer. This document contains all the information about the property, such as if renovations have been undertaken, that is required by law that the seller must disclose to the buyer, providing a level of transparency.
The name of the document comes from the legislation that governs the vendor statement, section 32 of the Sale of Land Act of Victoria. Section 32 should not be confused with the contract of sale, which is a separate document.
What is your arrangement with Bond Conveyancing?
Conveyancing Loop has partnered with Bond Conveyancing to bring a premium conveyancing offering to Listing Loop members that’s simple, convenient and importantly, stress-free. Conveyancing Loop in no way provides legal advice or conveyancing services or holds a license to carry out these services. Listing Loop members have the option to elect conveyancing services provided by Bond Conveyancing but are under no obligation to select them as their conveyancer. Conveyancing Loop receives a referral fee from Bond Conveyancing in the event a Listing Loop member engages Bond Conveyancing as their conveyancer.