FAQs

What happens after I’ve signed a contract?

Now that you have signed your contract, you will need to appoint a settlement representative to act on your behalf. A settlement agent’s primary role is to complete the necessary documents to transfer ownership of the property from the seller to the buyer.

We recommend you appoint a settlement representative as soon as possible so they can make sure settlement is completed in a timely manner.

To get started with us, simply send us a copy of the Offer and Acceptance contract. If the contract falls through because the buyer’s finance isn’t approved, we won’t charge you for any work we’ve completed.

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