Service pricing

Home-in provides conveyancing services across Australia delivered by a panel of conveyancers and lawyers with years of experience and local expertise.  Our pricing consists of conveyancing fee, disbursements which we pay to other organisations to conduct enquiries on your behalf and any ancillary services that you may use.​

Conveyancing is a key legal step in your home buying journey. Our conveyancing fee covers the time that your legal team spends to transfer the ownership from the seller to the purchaser. Our conveyancing fee is fixed but depends on what state of territory you are buying your property in.​

So how much does conveyancing cost?
Conveyancing fee

Customers settling with a Commbank loan*

$1,000 (including GST)

Customers settling with a Commbank loan*

$1,500 (including GST)

Conveyancing fees
CommBank home loan customers*
Customers settling with a non Commbank loan

Conveyancing Fee

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$1,000 (including GST)

$1,500 (including GST)

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Our conveyancing fee for purchase of property in QLD is $990 (including GST). If you settle with a CommBank home loan your conveyancing fee will be $490 (including GST).

What’s included in our conveyancing fee?

Legal advice on contracts above the offered two, are charged at $220 (including GST) per review. If you don't settle on a property or decide not to use Home-in, we'll only charge you for the legal advice provided, which is $220 (including GST) per review.

Each complex title contract reviewed (such as old system, leasehold and company titles) will increase the fee by $240 (including GST), resulting in a cost of $460 (including GST) per complex title review requested. Your conveyancing specialist will contact you before incurring any additional fees related to complex titles.

Disbursements

In addition to our conveyancing fee, you will be required to cover the fees and charges of all disbursements incurred during your transaction. Disbursements refer to the fees and charges other organisations require us to pay over the course of your property transaction. As a guide, these range between $350 (including GST) and $600 (including GST), depending on your property and purchase requirements. Any disbursement charged to you is at cost and we will not charge a “mark-up”.

This includes checking outstanding water charges with local water utility, rates with the council, land tax with revenue office and strata certificates from body corporate. Your conveyancer may also recommend additional searches based on your property purchase and your circumstances.​

So how much do disbursements cost?
Estimated cost (including GST)

Disbursements

$350 - $600

Disbursements

$350 - $600 (including GST)

Ancillary services

For some property purchase, you may require/request additional services. If the need arises for these services, or you request them, we will contact you to discuss further.​

So how much do ancillary services cost?
Ancillary Service
Professional Fee

(including GST)

Nomination Form
$99
Expedited Settlement
$249
Trust Account Usage
$99
Licensing Agreement (Early Occupation Agreement)
$299
Other things you should know:

Outstanding property costs for current and past billing periods need to be paid off at settlement. This is done via adjustments at settlement, and are commonly based on documents such as council rates, water rates and Owners Corporation reports.

The adjustments are your calculated proportion of rates from the settlement/occupation date to the end of the provider’s billing period, which may be the end of quarter, financial year or similar. This adjusted amount will be provided via your settlement funds to the vendor, and the vendor will then pay the full outstanding amount for the current billing period, as well as any arrears or overdue amounts they hadn’t paid up to settlement. Think of it like splitting the bill with the vendor, you are only paying for the time the property is in your possession.

Still have questions?

Contact us here or call us on 1300 235 021 if you are a new customer.

If you are an existing customer reach out to your buying assistant
via the “Get in Touch” tab in-app.