Buying or selling property in New South Wales involves a lot of moving parts. We have put together this page to give you a reliable starting point. If you have questions about any of these resources or how they apply to your situation, our team is always happy to help.
These forms are for existing and new clients of Strictly Conveyancing. Completing the relevant form allows us to begin preparing your matter promptly.
Complete this form if you are purchasing a property and would like to engage our services.
Complete this form if you are selling a property and would like to engage our services.
The primary regulatory body overseeing property transactions, real estate agents and licensed conveyancers in New South Wales. A useful starting point for understanding your rights and obligations as a buyer or seller.
Responsible for maintaining land title records in New South Wales. Use this resource to search for title information, registered interests, and property dealings.
Oversees the policy and legislative framework for land title registration and conveyancing rules in New South Wales.
The state government authority responsible for transfer duty, land tax, and other property-related taxes and grants in New South Wales.
A broad government resource covering the key stages of buying and selling property in New South Wales. A good starting point if you are unsure where to begin.
Relevant for buyers and sellers who need information on capital gains tax, foreign resident capital gains withholding, the First Home Super Saver Scheme, and investment property tax obligations.
Handles disputes relating to residential tenancies, strata schemes, and other property matters in New South Wales.
Calculate the transfer duty payable on your property purchase based on the purchase price and your circumstances.
Information on transfer duty exemptions and concessions available to eligible first home buyers in New South Wales.
Find out whether you are eligible for the First Home Owner Grant when purchasing or building a new home in New South Wales.
A NSW state government scheme that allows eligible key workers, single parents, and singles over 50 to purchase a home with a government equity contribution. A lesser known scheme that may be relevant to some buyers.
Information on the federal government scheme that allows eligible first home buyers to purchase with a deposit as low as five percent without paying lenders mortgage insurance.
Allows eligible first home buyers to make voluntary contributions into their superannuation and then withdraw those funds to use as a deposit. Visit the ATO website to check current eligibility and contribution limits.
A comprehensive guide to the property purchase process in New South Wales, covering contracts, deposits, cooling-off periods, and settlement.
What to know before bidding at auction, including your rights and obligations as a buyer.
Important information for buyers considering purchasing a property before construction is complete.
What prospective buyers should understand before purchasing a strata property, including levies, by-laws, and owners corporation obligations.
The peak body representing owners corporations and strata managers in New South Wales. A useful resource for strata property buyers and owners.
The electronic platform used by conveyancers and lenders to conduct property settlements in New South Wales. Learn more about how electronic settlement works.
A guide to the property sale process in New South Wales, including your obligations as a vendor and what to expect at each stage.
Detailed information on contract requirements, deposit obligations, and cooling-off rights for property sales in New South Wales.
The professional association representing real estate agents in New South Wales. Useful for sellers researching agents and understanding the agency agreement process.
Estimate the transfer duty payable on a property purchase based on the sale price, buyer type, and eligibility for concessions.
Information on land tax obligations in New South Wales. Relevant for property investors and sellers, and for buyers who may be acquiring a property with existing land tax obligations.
Information on capital gains tax obligations for property sellers, including investment properties, inherited properties, and foreign residents.
Independent financial guidance for buyers and sellers on topics including mortgages, budgeting, and managing property costs.
The professional body representing licensed conveyancers in New South Wales.
The professional association for solicitors in New South Wales. Use the Law Society website to find accredited property law specialists or to verify a solicitor's current practising certificate.
Information on how conveyancers are licensed and regulated in New South Wales, and how to verify a conveyancer's current licence.
The professional association for real estate agents in New South Wales.
Every property transaction is different. If you are unsure which resources apply to your situation or you have questions about the buying or selling process, our team is here to help.
Call us on (02) 9630 5553, email mail@strictlyconveyancing.com.au, or get in touch through our contact page.