When it comes time to sell your property, there are a couple of ways you can go about it. Regardless of how you decide to sell, a residential property cannot be advertised for sale until a Contract of Sale has been prepared.

The contract must contain a copy of the title documents, drainage diagram and the Zoning Certificate (s 149) issued by the local council. Property exclusions must also be included and a statement of the buyer’s cooling off rights must be attached. The draft contract must be available for inspection at the agent’s office. It is important that you consult your solicitor or conveyancer about preparing the contract to make sure that everything is in order.

In this section, you will find information about the different ways you can sell your property.
Using an agent
Selling without an agent