For Buyers

Buyer
Inclusion

With BidConvey, inclusion means having a real say in choosing the conveyancer who will handle your property transfer. Because when you're paying the transfer costs, your voice should matter.

Buyer Inclusion

A real say in choosing the conveyancer who will handle your property transfer.

Instead of being excluded from the decision, you choose from a seller-approved shortlist, with transparent pricing and service information. Because when you're paying the transfer costs, your voice should matter.

How do I start the process?

To use BidConvey, you must initiate the process when making your offer to purchase. Simply request that the BidConvey conveyancer nomination process be included as a special condition in your Offer to Purchase.

Once the seller accepts your offer, including this condition, the BidConvey selection process can begin.

What Inclusion Gives You

BidConvey introduces a more inclusive approach to conveyancer selection.

See your conveyancing options
Compare pricing and service information
Choose from a seller-approved shortlist
A fairer, more transparent process

Because when buyers are included, the system becomes fairer and more transparent.

Buyer FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from property buyers about using BidConvey to appoint the transferring conveyancer.

In most standard sale agreements, sellers are given the contractual right to nominate the transferring conveyancer. BidConvey provides an alternative process where buyers and sellers participate together in an online appointment.
The transferring conveyancer is responsible for managing the legal transfer of ownership of the property. The quality of service, communication, responsiveness, and fees can differ between firms.
No. The transferring conveyancer does not act exclusively for the buyer or seller. They act objectively and give effect to the terms of the sale agreement.
No. The transferring conveyancer does not act exclusively for the seller. Their role is to facilitate the transfer according to the rights and obligations contained in the sale agreement.
Yes. Buyers and sellers are free to agree on how the transferring conveyancer will be appointed, provided both parties consent.
Simply request that the BidConvey conveyancer nomination process be included as a special condition in your Offer to Purchase. Once the seller accepts your offer, including this condition, the BidConvey selection process can begin.
No. The conveyancer selection process is designed to be completed (within a 24 hour business window) quickly so that the transfer can proceed without unnecessary delay.
Not necessarily. BidConvey is designed to encourage value, quality, and service — not simply the lowest price.
Yes. BidConvey allows buyers to compare fee proposals alongside service offerings.
Yes. Although BidConvey is designed to be a shared appointment process between buyer and seller, the buyer makes the final choice.
If you are obtaining finance, you will still have a separate bond registration attorney appointed by your bank.
Yes. BidConvey changes how the conveyancer is selected, not who is responsible for the transfer costs.
The seller may reject the amendment. Like any other contractual term, both parties must agree before it becomes binding.

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