$150 - $300 Conveyancing Discounts

You can get possibly the cheapest conveyancing price in town without having to worry about the old adage that "You get what you pay for". How is that possible?

All you need is a reputable lawyer who uses a reputable mortgage broker (who receives the same commission from all lenders) and use that broker to obtain finance with your preferred financier.

Like most brokerage arrangements, you get exactly the same deal with your lender while your lawyer can pass on some of the commission received by the broker to give you a genuine discount without compromising the quality or integrity of their service.

Otherwise many lawyers have chosen to reduce their conveyancing charges to 1970's prices by methods like overloading or not properly supervising their conveyancing clerks (and then not admitting or compensating for their mistakes) or other tactics such as charging for items in outlays that are not really outlays to subsidise cheaper professional fees.

Instead Andrew Douglas Solicitors offers a $300 discount off a reasonable purchase price for a standard house or land contract if you borrow at least $200,000 through their mortgage broker (or a $150 discount if you borrow at least $150,000).

The same discounts apply to any transfers or refinances of properties.

So why pay more than you have to and why take the risk of getting what you pay for? You can have the best of both worlds and have cut-price conveyancing without cut-price performance.

Contact our office to find out how you can enjoy these discounts.

The process is simple and convenient -

• Contact our office and explain you would like to organise your conveyance using our mortgage brokers to take advantage of our discounts.

• We will take your details and our brokers will contact you to make an appointment (in your own home if you prefer) to organise any paper work.

• You can use your preferred finanacier, even if you've already organised finance for your purchase.

• Your conveyance proceeds as usual. It's that easy!

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