Sale of Property

You are required to provide all relevant information regarding the property including encumbrances, notices, orders, building permits, outgoings and services connected.  

If there is an existing lease on your property, this must be disclosed to a buyer so they know whether they will obtain a vacant property.  

It is important to consider which method you wish to sell your property by. When a property market is high, auctions are an appropriate choice. Alternatively, if clearance rates are low, a private sale could be favorable.  

If you wish to remove any chattels or fixtures to a property, these must be specified in the contract of sale.  

If you have undertaken any work to the property, you may be required to obtain an inspection report to assist a purchaser with identifying any potential defects.