We make home co-ownership easy

At Co-operty, we provide our customers with an independent, standardised co-ownership agreement that brings all parties together equally, outlining individual rights and obligations as well as defining how to deal with situations such as default, exiting and how that sits with all co-owners. Your new co-ownership agreement is seamlessly delivered via an easy-to-use digital app.

We take the complexity out of implementing such an arrangement by supporting each buyer through this digital process, step by step.

We at Co-operty have also partnered with experienced conveyancers who understand the nuances and potential complexities of co-ownership – for both buyers and sellers. Meet lawlab.

All required documentation to complete the property purchase and execution of the Co-ownership Agreement is done digitally and securely. And because lawlab are Co-operty partners, you can take advantage of a much cheaper conveyancing cost than if you tried to arrange this yourself.

Ready to start your e-conveyancing conversation, or seeking independent legal advice to finalise your co-ownership approach? Complete this simple lawlab enquiry form and one of their professional co-ownership legal experts will be in touch.

How does Co-operty work?

YOUR CO-OWNERSHIP EXPERT

Visit Co-operty.com, your digital co-ownership resource hub to help you with more information to consider whether co-ownership is for you. Access explainer videos, step-by-step guides, FAQs and more.

SUPPORTED BY AN EASY-TO-USE APP

Found the property you want to co-own? Launch the Co-operty App and our easy-to-use web app will guide you and your co-owners through each step, collecting relevant information to complete your (essential) co-ownership agreement, as well as complete the conveyancing and settlement on your new property.

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CONNECTING YOU WITH TRUSTED PROFESSIONALS

The Co-operty App automatically connects you and your co-owners with our conveyancing partner, lawlab, Australia’s leading national conveyancing law firm. A lawlab lawyer will get in contact with you and your co-owners to complete your online conveyancing journey.

Lawlab’s highly rated service* includes:

  • Executing your Co-ownership Agreement
  • Exchange of Contracts
  • Settlement of your Loan Agreement
  • Settlement of your new property purchase

* Average 4.8 star rating from over 1000 reviews on Facebook and Google.

How does the Co-operty web app work?

SET-UP YOUR PROFILE

  1. Enter your name, email address and mobile number.
  2. Verify your email and mobile number.
  3. Read and accept the terms and conditions and privacy
    policy.

Note: You can review and
revise your application at any
time, until you submit.

PROVIDE THE DETAILS OF THE PROPERTY TO BE CO-OWNED

  1. Enter the property address.
  2. Enter the purchase price or the
    valuation of the property.
  3. Upload a copy of the Contract of Sale (if you have this).
  4. Upload an independent valuation
    report (if you have this).
  5. Request a valuation report if
    you don’t already have one.

PROVIDE THE DETAILS OF THE CO-BUYERS AND SELLERS (IF KNOWN) OF THE PROPERTY

  1. For an individual, provide their name, email address and mobile number.
  2. For a company, provide the registered company name and either the ABN or ACN.
  3. For a trust, provide the legal name of the trust and upload the trust deed (if you have this).

SET UP THE SHARES THAT EACH CO-OWNER WILL BE PURCHASING

  1. Provide the total percentage amount of the property that is being sold.
  2. Allocate the share that each co-buyer is purchasing

INDICATE IF YOU NEED FINANCE AND SEND YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ECONVEYANCER

  1. Confirm if you or your co-buyers would like Co-operty to refer you to a broker for finance.
  2. Submit your completed Co-operty application to our eConveyancing partner.

YOU’RE DONE!

  1. Congratulations your co-ownership agreement is now being finalised.
  2. You and your co-buyers will be emailed a detailed summary of your Co-operty co-ownership submission for your records.
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