Selling property conveyancing Sydney with vendor contract and settlement support
Selling a Sydney property requires a contract for sale before listing; preparing the contract typically takes 5–10 business days and settlement runs 4–8 weeks from exchange.
Selling property in NSW requires a contract for sale before the property can be listed — including a section 10.7 planning certificate, sewerage diagram, and zoning information. We deliver Sydney vendor conveyancing with contract preparation, agent liaison, exchange, and PEXA settlement support.
What this service delivers
- Contract for sale preparation (including section 10.7, sewerage, zoning)
- Agent and buyer-side conveyancer liaison
- Exchange and PEXA electronic settlement
Frequently asked questions
- What's needed before listing?
- A contract for sale must include the section 10.7 planning certificate, sewerage diagram, title search, and (for strata) strata documents.
- How long does contract preparation take?
- Five to ten business days from instruction; faster turnaround available with rush fees.
- Are seller fees lower than buyer fees?
- Usually slightly lower because there are fewer searches required; both sides pay PEXA and registration charges.
- Can I exchange contracts on the day of sale?
- Yes — at auction this is standard; for private treaty, exchange typically follows the cooling-off period.