Legal steps to selling a house
Whether working with a real estate agent or selling your house privately, the legal requirements of selling property in your state or territory apply to you in the same way. Here we breakdown...
Conditions of sale, refer to the terms and requirements outlined in a contract between a buyer and a seller of a property.
Conditions of sale, refer to the terms and requirements outlined in a contract between a buyer and a seller of a property. These conditions specify the obligations and expectations of both parties during the property transaction.
Common conditions of sale you might want to consider when selling a property can include:
Before signing the contract of sale, it's possible to request changes to the terms from the seller. Seeking guidance from a solicitor or licensed conveyancer is crucial, as they can review the contract and offer valuable advice on which specific terms may need negotiation or modification based on your individual circumstances.
However, it's essential to keep in mind that offers and conditions should be kept straightforward for the vendor. If they become overly complex, there's a risk of the vendor rejecting your offer, potentially causing you to lose the opportunity to acquire the property.
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