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To enable a real estate agent to market a residential property in NSW, a vendor will usually need to instruct a lawyer or conveyancer to prepare a contract for sale of land.
Under NSW law, a contract for sale must include certain prescribed documents, which are documents required by legislation to be attached to the contract. One example is a planning certificate issued by the local council.
Once prepared, a contract for sale will typically comprise:
- eConveyancing front pages
- Standard contract conditions
- Special contract conditions
- Title search
- Deposited plan
- Relevant dealings affecting the title
- Planning Certificate
- Sewer service diagram and service location print
- Land tax certificate
If the property is being sold by auction, the contract must also include the Conditions of Sale by Auction.
Brooklyn Lawyers prepares contracts for sale within short timeframes and assists vendors throughout the conveyancing process.