About First Step Conveyancing

For years First Step Conveyancing’s Principal Chelsea-Maree has been practicing in the property Law industry and assisting people achieve their property dreams. Chelsea-Maree strongly believes when buying or selling you need someone who you can rely on and trust through out the process. By providing a clear and concise discussion together with written material we believe that making us your Fist Step and First move when buying or selling is a must.

First Step Conveyancing has the latest software and technology to ensure your Conveyancing transaction runs smoothly and efficiently from start to finish.  

Together with providing strong communication and  keeping you updated through out every stage of your transaction we have worked hard to make conveyancing as digital as possible so you have nothing to worry about and also understand that sometimes you do want to just talk to a real person which is why we are ready to listen and answer any of your questions and book face to face appointments as you require.

Beyond the day-to-day transaction First Step Conveyancing offers to be giving with time, showing that we understand after hours conversations and appointments are required, we are committed to work around you and for you.

With a completely transparent flat fee provided to you at the beginning of your transaction, you know what you’re paying for, and nothing is unexpected once your property is due for settlement. When engaging First Step Conveyancing, we’re on your team to ensure your property goals and achievements become a reality and you will have continuous one on one communication with your Conveyancer from start to finish so you can relax knowing we are 100% across your file 100% of the time.

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FAQs

  • A Conveyancer is responsible for the legal process of buying and selling property. You should hire a licensed conveyancer once you’ve decided you will be putting your house on the market for sale, made an offer on a property or have had your offer accepted. A conveyancer's role is to help with the settlement and title transfer process to ensure their client fully understands their legal obligations. They will be vital for the sale or purchase to run smoothly and will ensure your rights are protected throughout the transaction.

  • The legal work involved in preparing the sales contract, mortgage and other related documents, is called conveyancing. While you can do your own conveyancing, most people engage a licensed conveyancer. In NSW, conveyancers must be fully qualified, trained and licensed with NSW Fair Trading. You are going to want to seek independent legal advice when buying or selling just so you are 100% understanding of the legal obligations you will be entering into.

  • Registering your property means informing the Land Registry Service or LRS of whether your property is subject to a number of legal rights, e.g. mortgages, leases, easements, etc. The Land Registry’s register is comprised of three sections:

    · The property register (describes the land, e.g. whether the title is freehold or leasehold, Lot and DP);

    · The charges register (sets out any third party rights over the land); and

    · The proprietorship register (states who owns the land).