Every StrikePrice deal is handled by a licensed conveyancer.
The licensed professional who handles the legal transfer. We've hand-picked a vetted panel so you don't have to.
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A licensed professional regulated by each state's authority. They manage the paperwork, hold the deposit in trust, and protect the legal interests of whoever engaged them. Solicitors do the same work, but conveyancers usually specialise in property and cost less.
Why every StrikePrice deal needs one
Property transfer in Australia legally requires a licensed conveyancer or solicitor to act for each party. StrikePrice doesn't change that. We just make it easier to find a good one.
They hold your deposit in trust
When a Strike Price is accepted, the buyer's 10% deposit is paid into a regulated trust account. Never to the owner directly. The conveyancer is the licensed professional authorised to hold and release those funds.
They review the contract on your behalf
The Contract of Sale is a binding legal document. Your conveyancer makes sure the terms protect you, checks the title, and flags anything unusual before settlement.
They run settlement
On settlement day, your conveyancer coordinates with the lender, the other side's conveyancer, and the land titles office to transfer ownership and disburse funds. Without one, the transfer cannot legally happen.
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The StrikePrice conveyancers
When you buy or sell on StrikePrice, you choose your own conveyancer from our vetted conveyancers. Here's who's available right now.
Daniel Prior
Recommended by StrikePricePrior Law
StrikePrice's recommended Victorian conveyancer. Free Section 32 certification and contract review when your documents are complete.
Vetted before they join
Every conveyancer is licensed and approved by StrikePrice before being listed. We verify their credentials so you don't have to.
Ratings from real transactions
After each completed deal, both parties can rate their conveyancer. The ratings you see are from real StrikePrice transactions. Not paid reviews.
Pricing is upfront
Every conveyancer publishes a fixed price per transaction. No hidden fees, no quotes, no surprises at settlement.
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