A broker organises your finances up until your loan is approved and organises for your mortgage documents to be drawn up. A conveyancer will meet your bank requirements/special conditions etc. and go through the mortgage documents with you so that you understand what you are signing and then make sure everything is ready for settlement.

No, a conveyancer has to attend university to get their qualifications just the same as a solicitor. In fact, a conveyancer does just conveyancing, meaning they have more practical experience as it is all they do. Your matter will be handled by the conveyancer themselves throughout your transaction, and this also enables your questions to be answered by someone who has first-hand knowledge of your matter.

If you are selling a house, you will need contracts drawn up so the real estate agent can market your property, our conveyancer in the Penrith Metropolitan area can do this for you. If you are purchasing, a conveyancer will help you every step of the way until settlement and will take the stress and pressure off you at this special time.