SUMMARY:
Conveyancer
Based in Newlands, Cape Town
An established legal practice is seeking an experienced and admitted Conveyancer to join their team.
The successful candidate will be responsible for independently managing conveyancing transactions from the initial instruction through to registration, with strong experience in bond registrations and the ability to build and maintain relationships with clients and key industry stakeholders.
POSITION INFO:
Key Responsibilities Independently manage conveyancing transactions from instruction to registration. Handle the end-to-end conveyancing process, ensuring compliance with relevant requirements and deadlines. Manage bond registration matters and liaise with banks and relevant stakeholders. Communicate with clients, originators, banks, estate agents and other parties. Oversee the financial aspects of conveyancing transactions, ensuring accuracy and completion. Build and maintain strong relationships with existing clients and sources of business. Minimum Requirements Admitted Attorney and Conveyancer. Minimum 3 years' post-admission experience as a Conveyancer within a conveyancing practice. At least 2 years' experience managing the end-to-end bond registration process. Experience with at least 2 of the 4 major banks, as well as SA Home Loans (SAHL). Hands-on experience within a Conveyancing Department. Proficiency in LexisConvey, E4, SARS, Rates.Com, Stordoc, DocExchange, LexisSign and ProSign . Strong numeracy skills and the ability to manage financial aspects of transactions. Excellent client relationship and business development skills. Valid driver's licence. Must reside in the Southern Suburbs. Salary & Benefits Competitive salary based on experience and ability. Retirement Annuity and Group Life benefits may be available, depending on the package offered.
You'll apply on Cecile Personnel (Pty's own site before 31 December 2026. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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