A Trusted Gold Coast Conveyancer
Guiding clients through buying or selling residential property.
Gold Coast conveyancer
Why Use MAP Lawyers?
Buyers and Sellers often discover too late, not all conveyancers offer the same quality service.
ALL MATTERS ARE MANAGED BY A SOLICITOR
Unlike our competitors, all conveyancing matters are managed from A to Z by a qualified solicitor, not an administrative assistant.
EXPERTISE IN PROPERTY LAW
Our solicitors are experts in property law and are able to guide you through any legal issues, providing practical solutions to ensure that your transaction is seamless.
COMMUNICATION
If any issues arise our team is only a call away. You can speak to the same solicitor throughout the conveyance. Our team are responsive and can explain legal concepts in a clear and understandable manner.
TRANSPARENCY
There are no hidden fees or catches. We offer a true fixed fee pricing model with a clear breakdown of our fees and disbursements upfront and no endless terms and conditions.
CLIENT SERVICE
Client service is at the heart of MAP Lawyers. We believe that buying and selling property is the gateway to financial freedom and we love being part of your property journey.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
Our passion is backed up by 350+ 5-star Google reviews & 150+ Facebook reviews.
How can we help you?
Are You Buying
Professional fees from $1399
Looking to buy? Buying a property is one of the most exciting decisions you’ll ever make. However, it is also one of the biggest financial commitments, so it’s important to choose a Gold Coast conveyancer you can trust to make the process as smooth as possible. Gold Coast Conveyancing can involve a lot of legal jargon and tedious paperwork, along with constant back and forth between third parties. A Gold Coast property solicitor can help save you time and stress by guiding you through the process.
If you’d like a free quote for a property conveyance, please click on the link above.
Are You Selling
Professional fees from $999
Looking to sell? Whilst arranging a sale settlement yourself may seem like a no-hassle, cost-effective option, going through the process alone can result in a number of unnecessary legal difficulties. Given the complexity of property law, it’s important to have a Gold Coast conveyancing lawyer on your team should unexpected issues arise. A Gold Coast property solicitor can help save you time and stress by guiding you through the process.
If you’d like a free quote for a property conveyance, please click on the link above.
What We Do
MAP LAWYERS GOLD COAST CONVEYANCER
At MAP Lawyers conveyancing firm, we specialise in providing affordable residential property conveyancing across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria.
We are here to guide you through each step of the conveyancing process. This includes reviewing your draft contract before you sign to advise on your legal rights and obligations and ensuring any conditions are met on time.
- We prepare the relevant documents to correctly transfer the property, assist with the payment of applicable taxes, prepare settlement figures and liaise with your financial institution to ensure settlement proceeds on time.
- At MAP Lawyers, we strive to make the legal process one less matter to worry about when buying or selling your property.
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MAP Lawyers Gold Coast Conveyancer FAQs
A conveyancer is a professional who deals with the buying and selling of property. They offer guidance on the settlement process, and can help you prepare documents, conduct checks on the property (i.e. encumbrances) and discuss agreements with the other side’s solicitor on your behalf. Though it’s not specified by law, the government encourages those buying/selling homes to enlist the help of a Gold Coast conveyancer or solicitor to ensure you don’t make any costly legal mistakes.
You can expect a Gold Coast conveyancing lawyer to handle the following:
- Review sale contract
- Advise you on your legal obligations
- Prepare and certify documents
- Monitor to see if contract obligations are met
- Calculate rates and taxes
- Prepare for settlement
- Attend settlement on your behalf
Buying or selling a home may seem as simple as signing a contract and transferring a property title deed, but there’s a lot more involved than a couple of pages of paperwork. A Gold Coast Conveyancing Solicitor can review your contract to make sure everything is above board and that there are no hidden loopholes.
A Gold Coast conveyancer can then prepare all legal documents, calculate rates and taxes, and adjust final calculations if necessary.
Gold Coast Conveyancer
At MAP Lawyers conveyancing property firm, we’re experts in property conveyancing in Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. If you have questions or would like to book an appointment with a friendly knowledgeable conveyancer from our team, you can call us on 1300 680 584 or contact us online and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Latest Resources
WHEN IS THE AGENT ENTITLED TO CHARGE THEIR COMMISSION IN QUEENSLAND?
A selling agent will be entitled to charge commission and costs in accordance with the Form 6 Appointment and Reappointment of a Property Agent that you sign with them when commencing the sale process. It is important that you carefully review these terms. IN SHORT, THE SELLING AGENT WILL BE ENTITLED TO CHARGE THEIR COMMISSION
BUYING A PROPERTY WITH A JETTY OR PONTOON
Before buying your dream waterfront property, there are a few legal issues to consider if the property comes with a jetty or pontoon. 1. Are there any leases associated with the jetty / pontoon? In some councils, use of the structure may automatically pass with ownership of the property and no further arrangements are required.
BEEN OFFERED A REBATE OR AN INCENTIVE TO BUY A NEW APARTMENT IN QLD?
In Queensland sometimes to encourage sales, developers may offer a rebate (or other incentives such as gift cards or the payment of your transfer duty) if you meet eligibility criteria, such as settling by a certain date. Whilst this can seem like a good deal, it’s important to be aware of a number of traps: