Property Transfer Professionals
Selling Property on the Central Coast
With over 55 years' combined experience and full AIC accreditation, our licensed Central Coast conveyancers provide clear, transparent service with no hidden fees.
Selling Your Home
Simplifying the Sale Process
Residential selling requires precision, planning, and an understanding of NSW property law. At Property Transfer Professionals, based on the Central Coast, we guide homeowners through every stage of their residential sale, from preparing contracts to completing settlement. Our licensed conveyancers ensure all documentation meets legal standards, providing accurate and timely assistance throughout the process.
We begin with a free initial appointment to help clients understand the process and prepare for their sale. Our services include property valuation assistance, preparation and review of sale contracts, and coordination of contract exchange. For sellers planning to list at auction, we guide you through pre-auction documentation, explaining unconditional and cooling-off exchanges to help you make informed decisions.
With competitive fees, fast turnaround times, and over 55 years’ combined conveyancing experience, we make property sales straightforward and compliant. To arrange a consultation, contact us today on (02) 4353 1340.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What documents are required to sell a residential property?
When selling a property, several key documents are required, including the contract for sale, a zoning certificate, drainage diagram, and title documents. Additional reports such as strata or pest and building inspections may be requested by buyers. These documents confirm property details and ensure compliance with NSW legislation before the sale can proceed.
How long does it take to sell a house once a contract is signed?
The average settlement period after exchanging contracts is typically between 4 to 6 weeks, though it can vary depending on finance approval, property type, and any agreed conditions. Sellers should ensure all obligations, such as mortgage discharge and document signing, are completed promptly to prevent delays.
What are common legal issues when selling a property?
Common legal issues include unclear title boundaries, outstanding council approvals, or missing disclosure documents. These can delay or invalidate a sale if not resolved before contracts are issued. Engaging a licensed conveyancer ensures potential risks are identified and rectified early, helping the sale proceed smoothly and lawfully.
Our Process
Structured, Transparent Sales Support
When selling property, ensuring the contract for sale is correctly drafted and legally sound is essential. A conveyancer verifies the title, prepares disclosure documents, and outlines any restrictions or easements that may affect the property. Once complete, the contract can be provided to your agent for marketing. When a buyer is found, we review proposed conditions, negotiate amendments if required, and oversee the exchange of contracts.
For auction sales, we manage pre-auction documentation and ensure all legal information is provided to potential buyers. We also prepare settlement statements, confirm payout figures with lenders, and handle the disbursement of funds once the sale is finalised. By maintaining clear communication with agents, banks, and purchasers, we help sellers achieve an efficient and legally compliant result. Every step is approached with accuracy and transparency, so clients understand their obligations and timeline before signing.
