Conveyancing 

Jordan Djundja Lawyers provide experienced conveyancing services across all stages of New South Wales property transactions.

Whether you are buying or selling a house, unit, vacant land, strata property, commercial premises or rural property, our team provides careful legal guidance to ensure your transaction proceeds smoothly and your interests are properly protected.

Property transactions often involve complex legal, financial and regulatory considerations. We provide clear advice and manage each stage of the process from contract review through to settlement.

Our Conveyancing Services

• Drafting, reviewing and negotiating Contracts for Sale
• Auction contracts and off-the-plan purchases
• Advice regarding statutory warranties, special conditions and contractual obligations
• Section 66W certificates, cooling-off rights and deposit arrangements
• Put and call option agreements
• Retirement village contracts, leases and service agreements

We also provide advice in relation to:

• Stamp duty, GST and transaction costs, including search and registration fees
• Capital gains tax considerations and asset protection strategies
• Purchases and sales involving companies, self-managed superannuation funds, family and discretionary trusts, and deceased estates
• Property title structures including Torrens, Old System, strata, community, Crown and leasehold titles
• Co-ownership arrangements including joint tenants and tenants in common
• Easements, covenants and restrictions affecting title

Settlement & Transaction Management

• Liaising with financial institutions regarding loans, deposit bonds, mortgages and discharges
• Coordinating exchange of contracts and settlement
• Preparing and registering Powers of Attorney
• Adjustments to purchase price, rates and outgoings
• Advice for first home buyers, including eligibility for government grants

We also provide assistance in relation to commercial property leases, building contracts, owner-builder matters and disputes arising under the Home Building Act 1989.

Where disputes arise, we are able to provide representation and advice to protect your interests.