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Before signing a Contract of Sale or bidding at auction, it’s important to understand exactly what you’re agreeing to. A contract review helps identify legal risks, unfavourable special conditions, hidden costs, and potential issues with the property before you commit. At Haitch Convey, we review your Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement and explain everything in plain English, so you can move forward with confidence.
Our qualified property lawyers will prepare your contract of sale and vendor statement (Section 32).
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Signing a Contract of Sale without legal advice can expose buyers to unnecessary risks, hidden obligations, and costly surprises. A contract review allows you to fully understand the terms of the agreement before you sign or bid at auction.
At Haitch Convey, we carefully review the Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement to identify any issues that may affect your decision or create legal or financial risks in the future.
Some common issues we review include:
Understanding the contract before signing can help you avoid costly mistakes and provide peace of mind throughout the buying process.
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Our contract review service is designed to give buyers clear and practical legal guidance before committing to a property purchase. We explain the contract in plain English and help you understand any risks, unusual clauses, or important conditions you should be aware of. Following our review, we provide a written report outlining our findings and discuss everything with you over the phone so you can ask questions and make informed decisions.
We understand that property transactions often move quickly, especially before auctions or private sale deadlines. Our standard turnaround time for contract reviews is typically 1–2 business days, depending on the complexity of the contract and our availability. If you have an upcoming auction or urgent deadline, we recommend sending through the contract as early as possible so we can review the documents and provide advice in time.
Things you should look out for at the final inspection:
We offer fixed-fee contract reviews with clear and transparent pricing.
We are here to answer all your legal and conveyancing questions. Below you will find answers to critical questions in the conveyancing process.
While it’s not legally required, having a contract reviewed before signing can help identify risks, unfavourable special conditions, hidden costs, or issues with the property title. A contract review provides peace of mind before committing to a purchase.
A standard contract review typically includes reviewing the Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement. Depending on the property, additional documents such as Owners Corporation certificates or off-the-plan documents may also be reviewed.
Our standard turnaround time is typically 1–2 business days, depending on the complexity of the contract and our availability. If your matter is urgent, we recommend sending the contract through as early as possible.
A Section 32 Vendor Statement is a legal document provided by the seller that contains important information about the property, including title details, zoning, outgoings, easements, and other disclosures required under Victorian law.
After reviewing the documents, we provide you with a written report outlining our findings and discuss everything with you over the phone. This gives you the opportunity to ask questions before signing the contract or bidding at auction.