Premium Buyers

Premium Buyers

You've done this before.
You know what it costs
when something gets missed.

"At this price point, the things you don't know are rarely random. They're the things nobody thought to look for — or chose not to raise."

— Robin Carter · Principal Solicitor, Love Homes Conveyancing

The defect was in the contract. In plain sight. Nobody flagged it.

Not hidden. Not buried in fine print. Just sitting in a clause that a standard conveyancing review doesn't scrutinise at the level a $2M purchase demands. At this price point, what gets missed costs proportionally more — and is rarely unforeseeable.

The risk isn't inexperience. It's assuming the process matches the price.

You know the market. You've been through a transaction before. You understand what exchange means, how settlement works, what a cooling-off period does and doesn't protect you from.

What you can't always know: whether the person reviewing your contract is doing it at the depth a premium purchase requires. Whether the questions that matter at your price point are actually being asked. Whether the advice you're receiving is proportional to what's at stake.

A missed special condition. A defect disclosure that needed challenging. A clause that limits your rights on settlement delay. These aren't catastrophic failures — they're the quiet cost of a review that was thorough enough for a $600K apartment but not for what you're actually buying.

"The buyers who get hurt at this level aren't naive. They're people who assumed the process was as rigorous as the price tag."

At this price point

The stakes are different.
The review should be too.

The legal process for a $2M purchase looks the same on paper as a $600K one. It isn't.

The financial exposure per clause is higher
A standard special condition that's poorly drafted or left unchallenged carries proportionally greater risk at $2M+ than at $800K. The same oversight costs more — and the due diligence should reflect that.
Negotiation advice matters — not just contract review
Premium buyers often have room to negotiate conditions that other buyers don't. Knowing which clauses are negotiable, how to frame the request, and when to push requires legal experience at this tier — not just standard conveyancing.
The vendor's solicitor is more senior — and more aggressive
Contracts at this level are prepared with greater care — and greater strategic intent. Clauses that protect the vendor are more sophisticated. The counterparty is better resourced. So should your legal representation be.
Defect disclosure and title issues are more complex
Heritage overlays, easements, encumbrances, council notices — these aren't rare at this price point. They're common. The question is whether they're identified, understood, and properly factored into your decision before you exchange.

What we do for you

The depth of review the price demands.

Premium conveyancing isn't faster processing. It's deeper scrutiny — at every stage.

A contract review proportional to what's at stake
We don't skim. Every clause is reviewed for its implications at your price point — special conditions, title encumbrances, defect disclosure, settlement risk. Everything explained in writing before you commit to anything.
Negotiation support — clauses, conditions, and amendments
We advise on which contract terms are negotiable, draft amendment requests where warranted, and liaise with the vendor's solicitor on your behalf. Not just processing — advocating.
Title and encumbrance review — the things that don't show in photos
Heritage overlays, easements, covenants, council orders. We identify them, explain what they mean for your intended use of the property, and advise on whether they change the decision.
The questions the vendor didn't expect to be asked
The ones that matter at this price point. The building history questions. The disclosure gaps. The conditions that seem standard until someone explains what they actually mean.
End-to-end management — exchange through to settlement
Everything in writing. Every update documented. Nothing falls through the cracks because too many things were happening at once.

Why it matters here

Conveyancers process. Solicitors protect. At $2M+, that distinction is not academic.

There is a legal difference between processing a transaction and advising on one. A licensed conveyancer can handle the mechanics. A solicitor can identify where those mechanics create risk — and advise on what to do about it. At this price point, you are paying for advice, not administration. We make sure you get it.

Pricing

Fixed fee. One number.

The same transparency we bring to your contract, we bring to ours.

PREMIUM

Premium — Purchase

$2,990

+ GST + disbursements

$250 deposit to open your file · Balance payable on settlement · NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, WA

The property is complex, the price point is significant, or you simply want deeper scrutiny and the highest level of support at every stage. If any of these apply — this is the right level: $2M+, heritage overlays, complex strata, aggressive vendor solicitor.

Premium also includes

Unlimited contract reviews
The market is competitive. Look at as many properties as you need without worrying about the legal bill.
Priority response commitment
We don't stop at 5pm. When something matters, we're available.
Direct specialist support
Our most experienced lawyers handle your matter personally.

Our experienced conveyancing team
Fixed fee, no surprises
Full settlement management — exchange to keys
Everything in writing. Questions always welcome.