Before you sign any Agreement we suggest you contact us so that we can:

• check the form and content of the Agreement to ensure that it correctly records your intentions and meets your requirements as to dates and payments and limit the ability of the purchaser to cancel the agreement. You may wish to add further conditions  (e.g. an escape clause allowing you to cancel the Agreement should you receive a better offer.

• explain to you the effect of the conditions of the Agreement so you fully  understand your rights and obligations under the Agreement

We strongly urge you not to sign any Agreement until you have spoken to us first.

If you have dealt with a Real Estate Firm, they will forward a copy of the signed Agreement directly to us after it is signed. We will then contact you to discuss any matters which need to be dealt with.  If you have any queries about the transaction we will be happy to clarify  them for you.

We will then attend to the conveyancing steps required to complete the sale on your behalf. This includes searching the Certificate of Title to identify all interests registered against the property that need to be discharged (e.g. mortgages, caveats, and other charges). We also prepare a statement  of the amount the Purchaser is to pay to us on your behalf on settlement, which includes rates apportionments to the possession date.

What you need to do prior to possession date:

• Sign the Authority and Instruction Form for electronic conveyancing

• Help us to organise the hand over of keys

• Leave the property in the same condition as it was when the purchaser  signed the Agreement.