Terms and special conditions
We review the proposed deposit, settlement arrangements, inclusions and special conditions. We explain terms that may affect your position and discuss amendments to request from the seller’s representative.
Contract reviews · Sydney & NSW
Property contract reviews for buyers across Sydney and New South Wales. We explain the terms, flag issues in the documents and help you understand your next steps before you sign or bid.
The detail, made clear
A contract is more than a price and a settlement date. From our Bankstown base, we help buyers understand the documents for their particular property and the questions to resolve before committing.
We review the proposed deposit, settlement arrangements, inclusions and special conditions. We explain terms that may affect your position and discuss amendments to request from the seller’s representative.
We examine the supplied title documents, easements, restrictions and section 10.7 planning certificate. Where the documents raise questions, we explain the further enquiries or reports that may be needed.
A strata apartment, an established house and an off-the-plan purchase raise different questions. We discuss relevant investigations, including strata, building and pest reports where appropriate. A contract review does not replace a physical inspection or specialist report.
We explain our findings and the decisions you need to make. If you want us to act on the purchase, we can also assist with amendments, exchange and the conveyancing through to settlement.
The next steps
Email the agent’s full PDF, including annexures and certificates, to info@citypeakconveyancing.com.au. Include the property address and any auction or offer deadline.
We confirm the work required, our fee and the timeframe before proceeding. Tell us about any urgency so we can confirm availability rather than leaving you to assume.
We talk you through material terms, proposed changes and further enquiries. You can decide how to proceed with a clearer understanding of the contract.
Before you begin
Early advice gives you more room to act. Send the documents as soon as the agent makes them available.
Before you sign or bid at auction. Do not assume a cooling-off period will give you time afterwards: auction purchases and some other transactions have no cooling-off rights, and rights can be waived.
Send the complete contract PDF, including all annexures, special conditions, title documents and the planning certificate supplied by the agent. Include any separate reports you already have, and tell us your proposed timing.
Tell us the auction date when you enquire. We will confirm whether we can complete the review in time and explain any further checks to consider before bidding. Avoid waiting until auction day.
No document review can reveal every physical or legal issue. We explain the scope of our review and may recommend further searches, a strata report, building and pest inspections or specialist advice.
The fee depends on the property and scope of work. Contact us with the documents and timing so we can confirm the fee, inclusions and any additional costs before you proceed.
General information about conveyancing in New South Wales, not advice for your particular circumstances. Speak with us before acting. NSW Government: contracts and deposits.
Get in touch
Have a contract ready? Tell us the property suburb and your deadline. Email the full PDF and annexures so we can confirm the scope, fee and timing.
Email the full PDF from the agent — including the annexures and the planning certificate — to info@citypeakconveyancing.com.au, and let us know if there's an auction or offer date we're working to.