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Residential Conveyancing

RESIDENTIAL CONVEYANCING LAWYERS

Residential Conveyancing Services Across Queensland

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Buying or selling your home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. Whether you’re a first-home buyer, property investor, or simply moving house, you deserve a conveyancing service that’s fast, clear, and protects your interests every step of the way.

At Enterprise Legal, our highly experienced team is run by qualified property lawyers, not merely overseen by them. We handle residential conveyancing matters across Queensland with meticulous legal attention and proactive, friendly communication.

Unlike many low-cost providers who simply process paperwork, we deliver genuine legal services. Our lawyers actively identify risks, explain complex terms in plain English, and ensure your rights are protected at every stage.

Residential Conveyancing Pricing

We’re committed to providing clear, competitive pricing for residential conveyancing services across Queensland.

Our current fees for standard residential transactions are:

  • Sale of Residential House – $990.00 incl GST
  • Sale of Residential Unit – $1,100.00 incl GST
  • Purchase of Residential House – $1,650.00 incl GST
  • Purchase of Residential Unit – $1,850.00 incl GST

Unlike many low-cost providers who focus purely on processing documents, our conveyancing services are led entirely by qualified property lawyers. That means we’re actively reviewing your legal risks, explaining your rights and obligations, and ensuring every step of your transaction is handled with legal precision. While this may mean our fees are a little higher than budget conveyancers, it also means you’re protected against costly mistakes and legal surprises.

Please note: These prices apply to straightforward transactions. Additional fees may apply if your matter is complex, involves extended negotiations, or requires additional searches or work outside the standard scope. We’ll always discuss any additional costs with you upfront.

Supporting First Home Buyers

Buying your first home can feel overwhelming. At Enterprise Legal, we love working with first-home buyers and take extra time to explain each step of the conveyancing process in plain English. We’ll help you understand the contract, government grants, concessions (including first-home buyer stamp duty relief), and any risks involved. Our goal is to make sure your first property purchase is exciting, not stressful.

Electronic Settlements in Queensland

In Queensland, electronic settlements are now compulsory for most property transactions under state regulations. Enterprise Legal manages your settlement electronically using platforms like PEXA, ensuring a fast, secure, and seamless process.

This means:

  • Faster clearance of funds and title registration
  • Less paperwork and physical document handling
  • Convenience if you’re based anywhere in Queensland, or even interstate or overseas

Our team will guide you through the digital process to ensure it’s simple and stress-free.

Conveyancing Services for Buyers

When you’re buying property, the fine print matters. We help buyers by:

  • Reviewing contracts before you sign, ensuring your interests are protected
  • Explaining key terms, special conditions, and potential risks in plain English
  • Conducting essential searches to reveal hidden issues like easements, zoning, or unpaid rates
  • Managing key dates for finance approval, building and pest inspections, and settlement
  • Calculating precise settlement figures so you know your true costs upfront
  • Meeting with you (either in person or via Teams) to complete your paperwork and answer any questions
  • Handling communication with the seller’s lawyer, your financier, and other parties
  • Managing electronic settlement to ensure a smooth and fast transfer of ownership
  • Delivering all services directly through qualified property lawyers, not just supervised staff

Conveyancing Services for Sellers

Selling your home is a significant legal transaction. We help sellers by:

  • Drafting or reviewing your contract of sale
  • Preparing or reviewing your Seller Disclosure Statement under the new legislation
  • Advising on disclosure obligations under QLD law
  • Managing negotiations for contract terms or amendments
  • Preparing settlement figures and adjustments
  • Liaising with buyers, agents, financiers, and other parties
  • Meeting with you (either in person or via Teams) to complete documents and ensure you understand your obligations
  • Managing electronic settlement for secure, efficient completion
  • Ensuring funds are received promptly and avoiding post-settlement issues
  • Providing lawyer-led conveyancing from start to finish

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THE EL DIFFERENCE

Why Choose Enterprise Legal for Residential Conveyancing?

Unlike many firms where conveyancing is handled by paralegals or conveyancers with only occasional oversight, our team of qualified property lawyers directly manages every aspect of your matter.
We regularly meet with clients either in our office or via video calls, so you can ask questions, complete documents with guidance, and feel fully supported throughout your conveyancing process.
We publish our fees upfront so you know what to expect, and we’ll always discuss any additional costs before proceeding.
We keep you updated throughout the process and answer questions quickly. No question is too big or too small.
We proactively identify legal risks and help protect you from costly mistakes or disputes.
We’re equipped to handle your entire conveyancing process online, including compulsory electronic settlements, for speed and convenience.
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Seller Disclosure Statement: Sell With Confidence!

From 1 August 2025, all sellers of commercial property in Queensland must provide buyers with a legally compliant Seller Disclosure Statement before signing a contract under the new Property Law Act 2023.

Failing to get this right could allow your buyer to terminate the contract or claim compensation, even after signing.

At Enterprise Legal, our conveyancing team, run entirely by property lawyers, can prepare your Seller Disclosure Statement quickly, accurately, and for a low fixed fee.

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Residential Conveyancing
Rural Property Conveyancing
Commerical Conveyancing
Off-the-Plan Conveyancing
Seller Disclosure Statements
Retirement Homes & Lifestyle Living
Options to Buy or Sell
Related Party Transfers
Subdivisions / Reconfigurations
Title Office Lodgements
Duties Advice
Easements
Compulsory Aquisitions
Leasing & Sub-Leasing
Caveats
Farming Agreements
Land Access Agreements
GOT A QUESTION?

Residential Conveyancing FAQs

Make your property transaction stress-free. Book your consultation with our experienced conveyancing lawyers online today.

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Should I Get a Lawyer or a Conveyancer to Review the Draft Contract Before Signing?It?
We highly recommend seeking our advice prior to signing the contract. This ensures that all relevant details are correct and all conditions are drafted to ensure your interests are adequately protected. The Enterprise Legal team offers a next-day turnaround on draft contract reviews, meaning there’s no risk of us “holding up the deal,” and you can rest easy knowing that you are protected.
What Are ‘Essential Searches’ and Why Do They Need to Be Completed?
It’s important we carry out certain searches to check that the seller has met their disclosure obligations, that warranties in the contract are correct, and to obtain information required to assist in your conveyance. Some search results may reveal rights to terminate the contract or claim compensation from the seller. Other searches might show potential adverse issues or restrictions affecting your use of the property.
How Much Transfer Duty (‘Stamp Duty’) Will I Have to Pay?
Transfer duty, also known as stamp duty, is a tax owed to the Queensland Government when purchasing property. It’s paid by the buyer, not the seller. The amount depends on the purchase price and any concessions or exemptions you may be eligible for. Our conveyancing team will discuss stamp duty early on so you can factor it into your budget.
What Should I Look for at My Pre-Settlement Inspection?
For buyers, the pre-settlement inspection is your chance to ensure the property is in the same (or better) condition than when you signed the contract. Check that included appliances and chattels are still present, working, and undamaged. Also confirm that any repairs required by the seller have been completed.
As a Seller, Do I Still Pay My Rates After the Contract Has Been Signed?
Before settlement, rates searches determine what you’ve already paid. If you’ve paid rates in advance, an adjustment will be made in your favour at settlement so you’re reimbursed for the period after settlement. To simplify these adjustments, we recommend sellers stop making payments at least two weeks prior to settlement.
Does My Conveyancer Have to Be in the Same Location as the Property?
Not at all. At Enterprise Legal, we pride ourselves on being a paperless firm wherever possible. Most communication happens over the phone, by text, or via email. Any original documents that need signing can be express posted to you for completion in your location.