

your legal practitioner or conveyancer check the section 32 vendor’s statement and the contract of sale.If so, make sure you get the results before auction, as you cannot put conditions on the contract of sale at an auction without the vendor's agreement

worked out if property require a pest inspection.worked out if you need to make the purchase subject to a building inspection for a private sale.If buying at auction, make sure you get the inspection report before the auction, as you cannot put conditions on the contract of sale at an auction without the vendor's agreement established if the property requires a building inspection.considered whether to engage expert assistance such as a buyer's advocate, estate agent, conveyancer or legal practitioner.understood the differences between a private sale and an auction.inspected similar properties in the area and checked sale results in newspapers and online to find out how much they sold for.If you are considering a flat, apartment or unit, you should also refer to our Buying an apartment or unit checklist worked out what features you want in a property (for example, number and size of bedrooms).selected your preferred suburb/location.You cannot make the contract of sale subject to finance without the vendor's agreement if you buy at auction if you plan to buy at auction, arranged a pre-approved loan.See information about inspections and auctions at Coronavirus (COVID-19) and your rights.
