The disclosure statement must come first
Most sellers must give buyers a Form 2 disclosure statement and the required documents before the buyer signs. If it's missing or wrong, the buyer may be able to end the contract. Having it prepared early means you don't lose a keen buyer while it's being sorted.
What we'll ask you for
Gathering these early speeds everything up:
- Your latest rates and water notices
- Body corporate details, if it's a unit or townhouse
- Any pool safety certificate, or confirmation there's no pool
- Details of any approvals for extensions, sheds or granny flats
- Your mortgage lender's details so we can arrange discharge
Mortgage discharge takes time
Banks can take a couple of weeks to process a discharge request. Lodging it as soon as you have a contract helps you settle on time.
A fixed fee from our Scarborough office
A sale is a fixed $990 including GST, agreed before we start. Our Scarborough office is at 15 Fortune Street.
General information about Queensland law, not legal advice for your situation.