Yes. Send us the contract before you sign and we’ll review it and the seller’s Form 2 free, whether or not you then buy through us. If you do, it’s part of your fixed fee.

The same business day. If you’ve already signed, we call you back within the hour to check your cooling-off and condition dates first.

We review the contract and the seller’s Form 2 before you sign, manage the cooling-off, finance and building and pest dates, order the searches, prepare the transfer and duty return, calculate the settlement figures and settle electronically through PEXA.

The contract review is free. If you buy through us, our professional fee is $1,100 for a house or land and $1,320 for a unit or townhouse, GST included. Searches and government fees are extra and itemised in your quote: for example, a PEXA settlement fee is $146.30, a title search $43.08 and an identity check $45 per person.

No, but send it to us now. We call you back within the hour, check your cooling-off and condition dates straight away, and tell you what you can still do.

Five business days for most residential contracts, starting when you receive the contract signed by both sides. If you end the contract in that time, the seller can keep up to 0.25% of the price. There’s no cooling-off at auction, and you can waive or shorten it in writing.

It’s the seller disclosure statement. Since 1 August 2025 the seller must give it to you, signed and with its certificates, before you sign. If it’s missing, or wrong about something that matters, you may be able to end the contract before settlement. We check it free as part of your contract review.

Yes. Our unit and townhouse fee includes a review of the body corporate records, covering levies, the sinking fund, special levies, disputes and planned major works, on top of the Form 33 attached to the seller’s Form 2.

Often less, sometimes none. Eligible first home buyers pay no transfer duty on an established home valued at $700,000 or less, and none on a new home at any price. We confirm what applies to you and lodge the duty return.

Nothing for the contract review. Once you engage us to do your conveyancing, a $220 deposit goes into our trust account and comes off your fee at settlement.

Federal anti-money-laundering law requires us to verify who you are before we act on a property purchase. It’s $45 per person, and if we’ve verified you in the last two years we generally won’t charge you again.

Yes. We act for buyers across Queensland from our offices in Springfield Central and Brisbane City. Settlement is electronic, so you don’t need to attend in person.