A conveyancer helps manage the legal and administrative steps involved in buying, selling or transferring property. This includes reviewing contracts, preparing documents, completing property searches, liaising with banks and other parties, and helping ensure settlement is completed correctly.

It is best to contact us as early as possible. If you are buying, speak to us before signing a contract. If you are selling, contact us before listing your property so your contract and vendor statement can be prepared properly.

Yes. We can review the contract and section 32 before you make an offer or bid at auction. We explain key risks, important conditions and anything that may need to be changed before you proceed.

Yes. We regularly assist first-home buyers and understand that the process can feel overwhelming. We explain each step clearly, answer your questions in plain English and help you feel more confident before signing or settling.

AFG Conveyancing can assist clients across Victoria with buying, selling and transferring property. Most of the conveyancing process can be managed by phone, email and electronic settlement systems.

A section 32, also known as a vendor statement, is a legal document provided by the seller. It includes important information about the property, such as title details, rates, zoning, services, restrictions and other matters buyers should know before signing.

Settlement timeframes vary depending on the contract, lender requirements and the type of transaction. Many standard property settlements are 30, 60 or 90 days, but we will confirm the relevant dates and keep you updated throughout the process.

Costs depend on the type of transaction and the work required. We provide clear fee information upfront, including our professional fees and likely disbursements, so you understand the expected costs before we begin.