A legal expert handling all documentation for the sale and or purchase of a property. This will be a solicitor or licensed conveyancer.

The person responsible for legally transferring ownership of the property from the seller’s name to the buyer’s name.

a qualified advisor of the legal requirements of buying or selling a property

a solicitor who specializes in the paperwork, negotiations and other legal niceties of real estate transactions

A specialist in the legal aspects of buying a house. This may be a solicitor but not all solicitors are skilled conveyancers, so be sure they undertake this type of work regularly as it is complicated and very important.

Solicitor or licensed conveyancer who deals with the legal aspects of buying or selling land or property.

A person other than a solicitor who may conduct the conveyancing.

A qualified individual such as a solicitor or licensed conveyancer who deals with the legal aspects of buying or selling a property.

Solicitor or licensed conveyancer who arranges the legal aspects of buying and selling a property.

Solicitor or licensed conveyancer who deals with the legal aspects of buying or selling land. Most lenders insist on the firm having at least two partners.

A person, used as an alternative to a solicitor, to carry out the legal work involved in buying and/or selling a property. Note: It should be checked that they are licensed to carry out this function.

A solicitor or licensed conveyancer who does the legal work involved in selling and buying property.

The Property Lawyer who manages all of the matters arising from the sale of a house or the purchase of a house. This can be a Solicitor or a Licensed Conveyancer.

A representative appointed to be your legal agent in the transaction of the property.

A licensed conveyancer does the same work as a solicitor on a house sale or purchase.

a qualified attorney who has also passed a special examination in the law and practice of dealing with immovable property

a registered professional, who is educated and qualified to provide expert advice regarding conveyancing law

Person qualified to conduct the transference of property ownership.

An attorney who is qualified to attend to deeds office transactions, such as the transfer of a property from a seller to a purchaser, or the registration of mortgage bonds and servitudes.

See Attorney. In South Africa, the usual practice is for the seller to appoint a conveyancer for a property transaction.