15/10/2026
Selling your property? You’ll need a Form 2 - Seller Disclosure Statement 🏠
When you’re getting ready to sell, your Seller Disclosure Statement is one of the most important documents that you will have to complete. It’s a statement and warranty to the Buyer that key information about the property has been shared with them upfront. Getting it wrong could cause real headaches later.
Here are some of the things which must be disclosed in Queensland:
• Encumbrances, easements & covenants
• Tenancy details (lease terms, rent, bond, expiry, date of last rent increase)
• Council notices, enforcement actions & orders
• Body corporate levies, CMS, by-laws & orders
• Owner-builder work
• Environmental contamination
• Heritage listing status
• Transport infrastructure projects, resumptions or proposals affecting the property
• Unregistered agreements or dealings on the title
Missing something that should have been disclosed to the Buyer can lead to delays, renegotiations, or it may give the Buyer a right to terminate the Contract.
A Seller Disclosure Statement can run anywhere from 20 to 250 pages, which is why getting it right from the start helps your sale progress smoothly and stay on track for settlement.
Contact us if you need a Seller Disclosure Statement or help navigating the new legal requirements.
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