Conveyancer (Admitted, Residential Property)

Buyers and sellers are waiting on your file at a property development law firm in Alberton, and every step counts. You don't need to be the loudest person in the room, just the one others can count on.

The site is in Alberton; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying. There's a probation period of three months before the contract is confirmed.

• Request bond cancellation figures and guarantees from banks
• Request rates clearance and levy clearance figures from councils and body corporates
• Prepare deeds of transfer, powers of attorney and bond documents
• Fix Deeds Office rejection notes quickly and relodge
• Book signing appointments and explain costs to buyers and sellers
• Update agents, banks and clients on file progress on the bank portal and by email
• Prepare final statements of account and pay out on registration

• Experience on a conveyancing system such as GhostConvey, LegalSuite or AJS
• At least 2 years of conveyancing or bond work
• Organised enough to run 60 or more live files
• Clear, polite updates to anxious buyers and sellers
• Knowledge of bank panel instruction portals and LAWtrust digital signing

• Estate late transfers
• Deeds Office lodgement runner experience in your city
• Sectional title and new development experience

• Paid conveyancing short courses
• Normal office hours with rare weekend work
• Registration bonus per file at some firms

• Mention the Deeds Office you usually lodge at, such as Pretoria or Cape Town, since practice differs slightly.
• State how many files you run at once and whether you do transfers, bonds or cancellations; it tells firms where you fit.