What selling a property actually involves, what to have ready, and how we keep your sale on track.
We'll confirm exactly what's required for your property, but it's worth starting to gather these early:
We prepare the contract and gather the disclosure documents your sale legally needs before it goes to market.
Your agent runs the campaign; we stay on standby to answer any contract questions from buyers or their solicitors.
Contracts exchange with your buyer and the deposit is paid, subject to any cooling-off period that applies.
Figures are finalised, and if you have a mortgage, we coordinate its discharge with your bank.
Funds are released to you and the title transfers — you hand over the keys, usually via the agent.
No, we will do this on your behalf and calculate rates owing on the property at the time of settlement.
Yes, you will need to contact these services to notify them that you are selling and what date the settlement is, please remember Foxtel may take 10 days for a disconnection.
You will need to show them the settlement letter from us within 14 days of settlement.
If you're selling and buying together, we coordinate both settlements so the dates actually line up.
See our buying pageMost NSW property settlements now happen electronically — here's what that means for you as a seller.
Electronic conveyancingGet a quote first — there's no charge and no obligation to instruct us afterwards.