06/10/2026
🏡 THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME OR LAND? 📑✨
Before putting up the for sale sign in the front garden, getting your legal disclosures sorted upfront saves time, protects your deposit, and prevents stressful re-negotiations with buyers.
Here is what you need organized before marketing can legally begin:
📑 Vendor Statement & Contract of Sale: In NSW, marketing legally cannot start without a complete Contract for Sale ready to go (including zoning certificates, title searches, and drainage diagrams). In Victoria, a full Section 32 Vendor Statement must be prepared upfront detailing rates, planning overlays, and covenants / easements.
🛠️ Council Approvals & Building Permits: Collate final certificates of occupancy and council approvals for any past structural renovations, decks, pergolas, or sheds. Unpermitted works flagged during a buyer’s building inspection or due diligence frequently cause contract cancellations or price renegotiations.
🏊 Pool, Spa & Safety Compliance: Ensure swimming pool and spa safety barriers hold a registered Certificate of Compliance with your local council, and confirm all smoke alarms meet current residential standards.
🌾 Acreage & Regional Essentials: Selling a lifestyle block or acreage? Gather septic operating permits, water bore licenses and boundary fence notices early.
At Boutique Property Conveyancing, Ella takes care of the legal preparation so your campaign launches smoothly and stays on track.
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Visit www.boutiquepropertyconveyancing.com.au for more information.