When you have reached the important decision of selling your property, Anderson Conveyancing will prepare a Contract for Sale.

The Contract document requires certain certificates required by legislation, which our Certified Practising Conveyancing (CPC) will advise you of.

Your nominated real estate agent is provided with a copy of the Contract.  The agent must hold a copy of the Contract before they can, by law, show or market your property to prospective purchasers.

Once a purchaser is found, the agent provides a sales advice to our office.  A counterpart Contract is issued to the purchaser's conveyancer, with the original Contract to be signed by you.

The purchaser will obtain pre purchase inspection reports, including those for pest and building.  Once the purchaser is satisfied with these inspections, and has obtained any required finance, exchange of Contracts will take place.  Prior to exchange, our office will liaise with you regarding any proposed changes to the Contract, and to ensure you are happy with the terms of the sale.

Exchange is the process of swapping the counterpart Contract (signed by the purchaser) with the original Contract (signed by the vendor).  The two identical Contracts are dated when this takes place.  There is no need for you to attend the exchange.

Following exchange, our office will:

• Arrange any discharge of mortgage over the property;
• Answer, after receiving your instructions, a list of questions from the purchaser (Requisitions on Title);
• Arrange for signature of a Transfer document to be handed over on settlement;
• Attend to settlement (finalisation of your sale).

Please contact our office to provide us with the details to prepare your Contract for Sale.

Please email us for details of our fee or call (02) 4367 5335

**The quoted fees will be GST inclusive and FIXED FEES ie no additional costs over and above that quoted**

 What is not included in our quoted fee:

• Agency fee for settlement off the Central Coast (usually $66)