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Conveyancing: From Start to Settlement

From the first offer through to the final settlement, buying or selling property can be an exciting and sometimes stressful process. That's where our conveyancing agents come to the fore. At Aquarius Conveyancing, we are here to minimise the hassle for our clients and provide dependable conveyancing services in Howard Springs.


We assist a wide range of clients, from first-home buyers through to experienced investors. Whether it's your first time or not, we understand that purchasing or selling property is always a big decision. Our team is here to guide you through the process and provide personalised services tailored to meet your needs.


For more information or to request a quote, please reach out on (08) 8942 2811. 

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Established in 2007

Your Local Conveyancers

We offer conveyancing services throughout Howard Springs. Our dedicated team will be with you every step of the way, guiding you towards a successful settlement and always looking out for your best interests.

If you're looking for a conveyancer in Howard Springs, consider our team of qualified conveyancing agents. We have extensive local knowledge and are committed to providing personalised solutions for every client.

Benefits of Using a Conveyancer

At Aquarius Conveyancing, we can assist with all kinds of property transaction, from houses to land, units and commercial premises. Our licensed conveyancers always ensure meticulous attention to detail and carry out our due diligence to help minimise any potential risks for our clients. With our team by your side, you can have peace of mind knowing that your property transaction is in capable hands. Our conveyancers will handle every aspect of the property transfer, including:


  • Obtaining a title search
  • Obtaining copies of any registered covenants/caveats/leases
  • Preparing or examining the contract
  • Preparation of the Transfer of Lot
  • Arranging inspection reports
  • Liaising with your bank
  • Arranging payment of stamp duty
  • Arranging adjustments of Council rates and/or body corporate levies and rental adjustments
  • Attending settlement at the Lands Title Office
  • Notifying statutory bodies of the change of ownership


Our team is dedicated to making the process as stress-free as possible. From start to finish, we will communicate with you every step of the way, keeping you informed. From the Stuart Highway to Howard Springs Nature Park and beyond, we are here to help with all your conveyancing needs.

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FAQ

  • What is a conveyancer and why do I need one?

    Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership. A conveyancer ensures a smooth and legally compliant transaction, safeguarding your interests. They will handle all the legal and administrative aspects, giving you peace of mind during this important process.

  • How involved will I need to be in the conveyancing process?

    Your level of involvement in the conveyancing process will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Our team is committed to providing personalised solutions for every client; we will work with you to determine the best level of involvement for your situation. We will keep you informed and updated throughout the process, but ultimately, our goal is to take care of everything so you can have peace of mind. 

  • What are the typical fees associated with conveyancing?

    Conveyancing fees vary, but they cover services like searches, document preparation and settlement coordination. Your chosen conveyancer will be able to provide you with a detailed breakdown of all fees associated with your specific transaction.

  • Should I choose a conveyancer or a solicitor?

    The answer to this question will depend on your individual circumstances. However, if you are buying or selling a property, a conveyancer is likely the best option as they specialise in all aspects of property law and can offer more comprehensive advice regarding the relevant legalities.



  • What is the cooling off period?

    In Queensland, the cooling off period for a property contract is five business days. This means that you have five business days from when the contract is signed to cancel it and receive a full refund of any deposits made. During this time, you can also arrange for a pre-purchase building and pest inspection or other investigations into the property.

  • What is the title deed?

    A title deed is a legal document that proves the seller’s ownership of real estate. It typically includes important details such as the boundaries, rights and restrictions associated with the property—and any debts or encumbrances on the title. The title deed is an essential part of a conveyancing transaction as it must be provided to the buyer’s solicitor for the transfer of ownership to take place.



  • What happens after settlement?

    Once the settlement is complete, the buyer will receive keys to their new property and can start moving in. The conveyancer has a couple of post-settlement tasks that need to be taken care of—including lodging the transfer documents with the relevant state authority and making sure that all funds are paid to the correct parties in a timely fashion. After these tasks are completed, both buyer and seller will receive confirmation that the transaction is officially complete.



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