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Both can handle your property settlement, but they are not the same — and in two states you do not get a choice. Here is how to decide.
It takes two minutes on a government register — and it is the single best check you can do before handing over your biggest transaction.
The professional fee is the smallest part of settling a property. Here is what sits on top — and why a cheap quote is not always cheap.
Most conveyancers quote a fixed fee — and for a standard settlement, that is what you want. Here is how the models differ and what to ask.
Unlike the rest of Australia, Queensland and the ACT have no licensed conveyancers. Here is what that means for buying or selling there.