Queensland · Fixed-fee conveyancing
Conveyancing Paroo
Buying or selling in Paroo (Paroo Shire)? Get fixed-fee e-conveyancing with all standard searches included, and no need to visit an office.
Conveyancing fees in Paroo
Totals include our fixed professional fee (incl. GST) and the standard searches for Paroo Shire council. Your instant quote shows each line item.
| Property type | Buying | Selling |
|---|---|---|
| House | $1,499.45 | $874.89 |
| Unit / townhouse / duplex | $1,499.45 | $874.89 |
| Vacant land | $1,499.45 | $874.89 |
What's included when buying a house
- Professional Fee: $990.00
- Title Search: $49.89
- Registered Plan: $52.29
- Land Tax: $88.42
- Identity Check: $35.00
- Council Rates Search: $283.85
Buying or selling in Paroo: what to know
- Since 1 August 2025, most Queensland sellers must give buyers a seller disclosure statement and prescribed certificates before the contract is signed.
- Residential contracts usually include a five business day cooling-off period for buyers.
- For purchases we order title, plan, land tax and the local council rates and water searches before settlement.
Why DJR Conveyancing
- Fixed professional fee, with searches shown upfront
- Fully electronic, so you never need to visit an office
- Track your matter online through our client portal
- Work done by solicitors who are members of the Queensland Law Society
Frequently asked questions
How much does conveyancing cost in Paroo?
Buying a house in Paroo is $1,499.45 and selling is $874.89, including our fixed professional fee, GST and the standard searches listed in your quote.
Do I need to visit your office for a Paroo property?
No. We handle conveyancing electronically, so you can buy or sell in Paroo without visiting our office.
What if my contract falls through?
If your contract is terminated before it becomes unconditional, you only pay a fair portion of the fixed fee for work completed, plus any search fees or third-party costs already incurred.
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