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- A Contract Of Sale that doesn’t let the Buyer walk away.
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Bind your buyer fairly to their purchase…
Did you know, a buyer could walk away – mid-sale, without any consequences – if the Contract Of Sale is poorly drafted?
And as the poor Seller, you’d be left with:
- an unsold property;
- out of pocket expenses of a failed settlement;
- the time, pain and money of having to do it all over again!
Don’t let the buyer walk away from your sale!
Think Conveyancing helps prevent failed settlements by drafting a binding Contract Of Sale which has been crafted to provide sellers with the MOST certainty of sale.
How does Think Conveyancing achieve this?
The Lawyer will draft and compile…
PART A – The Contract Of Sale, and PART B – The Enclosed Documents.
PART A
Contract Of Sale Drafting
When signed and exchanged, the Contract Of Sale sets the rules, payment terms and conditions that all parties agree to. And more importantly – the consequences – should the process not go as planned.
As a seller, why should you want a quality Contract of Sale?
Bind The Buyer To The Sale
The sale is only as good as the Contract. It defines opportunities for the buyer to exit. At Think, we draft binding contracts that fairly minimise these opportunities. Our contracts include extra terms and strict conditions surrounding completion, rescission and timings.
Frame The Sale, When You Want, How You Want
The sale should be on your terms. And unlike other firms, we don’t produce cookie-cutter contracts. We draft contracts from the ground up and provide tailored contracts specific to your situation. So let us know your needs and wishes – settlement dates, financing conditions, etc.
Like you, our interest is your on-time settlement. Our Contract Of Sales are designed to – firmly – hold the buyer to their obligation, – fairly – to the full extent of the law.
Our work does not end there. The Lawyer will compile the…
PART B
The Enclosed Documents
Want to SAFELY sell property in New South Wales? It’s a statutory requirement for sellers to include specific documents within the Contract of Sale.
The documents discloses property information like title particulars, encumbrances and plan details in the form of “search certificates”. This is how the government ‘protects’ buyers.
Why go through all this trouble?
It Prevents Buyers From Withdrawing
If required documents – e.g title documents, drainage diagram and current Zoning Certificate S10.7 (formerly S149) Certificate – are NOT included, or are incorrect/out dated, then the purchaser will be entitled to take legal action or withdraw from the sale between signing and settlement; without any compensation to you.
It Helps You Find A Serious Buyer, Faster
Nothing is more reassuring to a buyer than comprehensive paperwork. Having the right documentation at inspection demonstrates credibility and confidence which allows you to sell faster.
Get more certainty with Think Conveyancing
At Think Conveyancing, we never compromise on quality. We will draft you a binding Contract Of Sale with all documents in FULL in accordance with New South Wales statutory requirements.
At Think Conveyancing, we never compromise on quality. We will draft you a binding Contract Of Sale with all documents in FULL in accordance with New South Wales statutory requirements.
What Happens After Drafting?
PART C
Document Approval
You will be provided with the draft Contract of Sale. When you’re happy and have approved it, it may be sent to the Agent. As soon as a Buyer is found, let us know, so we may organise the Contract Exchange (included as part of our standard service). See our conveyancing services below; A continuation of drafting.
SELLING 
How Long Will It Take To Draft The Contract Of Sale?
We start drafting the Contract Of Sale on the same day your matter is created. What makes the process time consuming is that we must order and wait for 3rd parties to provide search certificates. As per New South Wales law, these search certificates are required to be included in the Contract Of Sale.
As a conservative estimate, it can take between 5 to 10 business days to get required search certificates from 3rd parties. Despite all efforts, it is largely impossible to dramatically speed up this process.
Once we place an order for the certificate, we have no control over when it will arrive. All conveyancers are subject to third party’s wait time for the return of search certificates. For example, the S10.7 (formerly S149) Certificate is usually slower than the others.
That said, if you do require FAST contract drafting, let us know! Some councils do provide Urgent S10.7 (formerly S149) Certificates at the cost of an “urgency fee” payable to the Council. However, our promise to you is a BULLET PROOF Contract of Sale that is prepared in accordance with New South Wales statutory requirement. We will not compromise on quality and will not omit any details that will put you in jeopardy.
Yes, I Want My Contract Drafted
“OK, What’s The Next Step?”
If you want to find out how our Lawyers can draft your documents,
here are two ways to move forward.
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We’ll send you an email with our transparent costs. This includes 3rd party searches.
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Have a casual no-obligation chat with our Concierge. We’re happy to walk you through the process.
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