Conveyancing on the Mid North Coast

Conveyancing Support from Start to Settlement

If you're thinking about selling or purchasing a property, it’s essential that you find a team of conveyancers who understand your needs and will work with you every step of the way.

Here at Anytime Conveyancing, we offer a complete range of conveyancing services to buyers and sellers state wide, including the Mid North Coast, their local area. We can market your property, review your contract, navigate any required legalities, complete your purchase and even help you find the right solicitors.

Once we have helped you sell your property, we can assist you in purchasing a new one. Our conveyancers can work with you to find the right agent in your target location and provide helpful advice through every stage of the sale. Our service areas include Wingham, Taree, Old Bar, Harrington, Hallidays Point, Nabiac, Gloucester, Forster, Tuncurry, Smiths Lake, Bulahdelah, Laurieton, Wauchope, and Port Macquarie.

Call 02 6553 0341 to discuss your property transaction today.

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Legal Guidance

We handle legal documents, disclosures, and terms to help make yours a smooth sale.

Smooth Process

We can coordinate with banks, agents, and solicitors to keep transactions on track.

Clear Communication

We explain each step, answer questions, and keep you informed throughout the process.

Our Conveyancers Can Come to You

Anytime Conveyancing provides convenient after-hours service, including local mobile conveyancing that allows you to choose the hours that fit your lifestyle—no more waiting for an appointment or enduring long drives to see agents. We're dedicated to offering exceptional customer service and helping you find the property you are looking for and complete the transfer on your behalf.

We are a locally owned company, servicing the Mid North Coast region since 2013. Our dedicated team of conveyancers are committed to providing you with a smooth and stress-free transaction.

To discuss your needs further or book a meeting, please give us a call. We look forward to helping you work towards success at every stage of your journey.

Have questions about your property transaction? Call 02 6553 0341 or 0408 469 569 for guidance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can a conveyancer prepare a will?
No. However, we can recommend solicitors who do. Conveyancers specialise in property transactions, including buying, selling, and transferring property ownership, but they are not authorised to draft wills or handle estate planning. A solicitor is required to draft legally binding wills, manage estates, and provide legal advice on inheritance matters. If you need assistance with both property conveyancing and estate planning, we can help coordinate with legal advisors to ensure your property and assets are correctly structured within your will. Contact us for solicitor recommendations.
Can you attend to our conveyancing if we are relocating to or from the area?
Yes. We can act for any conveyancing transaction in NSW. Whether you are moving to or from the region, we manage all legal aspects of property sales and purchases remotely. Our services include contract reviews, title searches, settlement coordination, and liaising with agents and financial institutions. We can help check the process is handled efficiently, even if you are not physically present. With digital communication and flexible support, we make relocating as seamless as possible. Contact us to discuss your conveyancing needs.
Why utilise a conveyancer instead of a solicitor?
A conveyancer is a specialist in property transactions such as buying and selling property. A conveyancer can be more readily available, and their fees may be more competitive. Unlike solicitors, who cover a broad range of legal matters, conveyancers focus solely on property law, ensuring a streamlined and efficient process. They handle contract reviews, title transfers, settlement coordination, and liaising with financial institutions. If additional legal matters arise, such as estate planning or disputes, a solicitor may be required. For straightforward property transactions, a conveyancer is a practical and cost-effective choice.
What is PEXA?
PEXA is short for Property Exchange Australia. It is an online Conveyancing Platform which enables registered users access to prepare and lodge documents in a private workspace and attend to settlement online. PEXA has been mandatory since July 2019. This system allows for faster, more secure, and efficient property settlements, reducing reliance on physical paperwork. Through PEXA, funds are transferred electronically, documents are lodged with Land Registries, and settlements are completed in real-time. It enhances transparency and minimises delays, ensuring a smoother transaction process for buyers and sellers.