Whether you're buying your first home, planning a knockdown-rebuild, or selling a long-held property, understanding conveyancing is essential. In this episode of Planery, we’re joined by a licensed conveyancer to unpack what they actually do, when to engage one, and the red flags to look out for in contracts, titles, and settlement timelines.

We discuss:

• The difference between a conveyancer and a solicitor

• When to hire a conveyancer in the home buying or selling journey

• Common pitfalls in property contracts and Section 32s

• Why conveyancing matters for renovations and knockdown-rebuilds

• Tips to avoid delays and costly legal mistakes

Whether you’re mid-renovation or just thinking about buying, this episode is packed with practical insights to help you feel informed and confident.

Our Guest: Emma Burns, Director of Mercury Conveyancing https://www.mercuryconveyancing.com.au

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