Talk through your goals
Share your timeline, your property details and what you want from the sale. Ask the team about an appropriate marketing approach and request a clear explanation of their service and fees.
Prepare the paperwork
Ask your lawyer which ownership records, certificates, community details and other documents are needed for your specific property. Resolve unanswered questions before the sale progresses.
Make your first impression count
Declutter, complete small repairs and highlight natural light and outdoor space. Honest, current photography helps buyers understand the home before they visit.
Be ready for viewings
Agree viewing arrangements with the team and keep important property information accessible. Clear answers about the home and its ongoing costs help buyers make informed decisions.
Review offers independently
Evaluate the conditions as well as the price. Your independent lawyer should check agreements, timelines and your tax position before you commit.
This guide is general information only, not legal, tax or financial advice. Requirements vary with individual circumstances and can change. Seek independent qualified advice before making commitments.