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Whether you are selling privately or at auction, our experienced conveyancers will guide you through the entire sale process, from the drafting of your contract, through to settlement

We help people sell property every day and we have streamlined the conveyancing process to ensure you have an easy and stress-free sale.

What Is Contract of Sale And Section 32?

Contract of sale and a section 32 or Vendor Statement are two important documents that you need to obtain when buying or selling a property in Australia.

Contract of sale

is a legal agreement between the buyer and the seller that outlines the terms and conditions of the transaction.

Vendor Statement or section 32

is a vendor statement that discloses information about the property, such as title, zoning, rates, easements, and any other relevant matters. To obtain these documents, you need to contact a conveyancer or a solicitor who can prepare them for you and advise you on your rights and obligations. You should always review these documents carefully before signing them and seek professional advice if you have any questions or concerns.

What Do I Need To Do To Obtain Contract Of Sale And Section 32?

To complete your sale, we require some information and documents from you. Please follow the link below to access the instructions and upload the required files. Before you begin the form, we suggest you prepare the necessary documentation from the list below.

Documents Required

• Lease Agreement – If the house is currently tenanted, please upload the copy of current rental agreement.
• If the building/house is less than 7 years old - Building Permit, Occupancy Permit and Builders Warranty Insurance
• If selling off the plan (House Under Construction) - Building Permit, Builders Warranty Insurance, Inclusion List (If off the plan sale) and Drawings (if off the plan sale)
• If any building works been completed on the property in the previous 7 years, This includes extensions, renovations, garages, pergolas, verandas, decking etc. We will require copies of any Building Permits and relevant Insurance
• Owners Corporation – If the property is affected by Owners Corporation, please upload the copy of a recent invoice/bill from the Owners Corporation.
• If any Notice has been served recently effecting the land (e.g fencing notice, road widening, road works), please upload copy of notice.