Helping you buy & sell property in Maitland

We help buyers and sellers around Maitland with conveyancing and property law. From contract review through to settlement, you’ll have confidence in our full legal support.

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Our Conveyancing Team – RM Property & Conveyancing

Our conveyancing Maitland services

Transfer a Property – RM Property & Conveyancing

In-house solicitors

We’re home to lawyers and certified conveyancers, with over 80 years of combined experience. We believe in making it simple for people to buy, sell and transfer property. Our standards reflect our vision of being the most innovative, respected and recognised leader in conveyancing.

Our Conveyancing App – RM Property & Conveyancing

Complete your transaction online 

We’ll help you buy or sell your property online with the help of your conveyancing app. You can track your matter online from quote to settlement and receive notifications and updates as you go.

Negotiating a fair deal – RM Property & Conveyancing

Negotiating a good deal

We help you get a good deal when buying or selling property and everything is negotiable. Our property lawyers and conveyancers will help you discuss exactly what is and isn’t being included in a contract of sale. We’ll make sure you’re getting a good deal.

We fast track your matter – RM Property & Conveyancing

We’ll fast-track your matter

When buying or selling a property, you need the right team behind you. It’s emotional, and things often move quickly. We move fast because we never underestimate the importance of our role and it’s impact on your future.

Newcastle | Lake Macquarie | Port Stephens | Hunter Valley | All NSW

19 Clarkstone Ave, Cameron Park, NSW, 2285

39 Harrington St, Fennell Bay, NSW, 2283

RM Property Conveyancing was formerly RM Legal and Conveyancing Beresfield

hello@rmpc.com.au

Opening hours
Monday – Friday
9am–5pm

Meet our team

Because property transactions involve a lot of paperwork and legalities to comply with state regulations, our role is like a juggling act.

From the first engagement, our team handle your matter with care, never missing a detail or deadline. We won’t leave you guessing about the next step, or when you’ll hear from us again. We’ll keep you informed throughout the entire process.

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How can we help?

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Have a question? We can help.

The cost of a conveyancer, excluding third-party fees, can ranges between $1,800-$2,500, depending on the matter.

On top of this fee, you will be required to pay for disbursements. These are fees that have been paid on your behalf by the conveyancer that are reimbursed. These include searches or certificates that disclose rates, amounts owed, and the history of your property.

The legal work involved in preparing the sales contract, mortgage and other related documents, is called conveyancing. Unless you are a licensed conveyancer or solicitor, you’ll need to engage one.
A solicitor or conveyancer’s local knowledge of the area is always something that could prove to be useful and of a benefit to you in your sale, however, conveyancing is very widely done across NSW and knowledge of the area is not specifically required.

You’ll need either a licensed conveyancer or a solicitor to help. A very common question people ask us is ‘what is the difference between a Solicitor and Conveyancer, and which one should I use?’

Which you choose is up to you – read our article for more information.

We recommend engaging a conveyancer as early as possible. In NSW, conveyancing is required before you put a house on the market.

When buying or selling a property, you need the right team behind you. It’s emotional, and things often move quickly. We move fast because we never underestimate the importance of our role and it’s impact on your future.

Apart from ensuring you have the right conveyancer behind you, property searches could reveal a problem with the property you are trying to buy.

Several other issues could be uncovered during these checks, such as the risk of mine subsidence to the property, or the mortgage lender reporting that the property value is not worth what you are able to borrow.