Conveyancing Services
CONVEYANCING SERVICES
Streamlined Solutions for Property Transactions
Our conveyancing services cover every aspect of property transactions to ensure a hassle-free experience for our clients. We specialise in
Bond Registrations
We handle bond registrations for leading financial institutions, including FNB, Standard Bank, and ABSA. Our expertise ensures that your bond registration process is efficient and problem-free.
Bond Cancellations
If you're looking to cancel an existing bond with FNB or ABSA, we have the knowledge and experience to navigate the process seamlessly, saving you time and effort.
Property Transfers
Whether you're transferring sectional title or full title properties, we'll guide you through the process, ensuring all legal requirements are met.
Estate Late Transfers
Our team can assist with estate late transfers, simplifying a complex process during challenging times.
Subdivision & Consolidation
Need to subdivide or consolidate properties? We'll manage all the legal intricacies, so you don't have to.
Agreements of Sale
We draft Agreements of Sale and Instalment Sale Agreements, protecting your interests and ensuring all terms are clear.
Sale of Share Agreements
Our expertise extends to assisting clients in reviewing the Sale of Share Agreements, and providing valuable insights and recommendations.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Conveyancing, and Why Do I Need a Conveyancer?
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership. You need a conveyancer to ensure a smooth and legally compliant property transaction.
What Are the Costs Involved in Conveyancing?
Costs include attorney fees, transfer duties, and other expenses. The total cost varies based on the property's value and complexity.
How Long Does the Conveyancing Process Take?
The process typically takes 8-12 weeks, but it can vary based on factors like property type and the parties involved.
What Documents and Information Do I Need to Provide for Conveyancing?
You'll need your ID, proof of residence, and financial information. Additionally, provide property-related documents like the title deed and sale agreement.