Off the plan

Buying a property ‘off the plan’ is exciting. But when you receive a 200-page contract and disclosure document and don’t know where to begin, it quickly becomes overwhelming.

We can help. 

Buying off-the-plan means you’re entering into a contract to buy a property before it has been built and the separate legal title of the property has been created. Buying off-the-plan is a very different process than buying an established property and the process can often carry greater risk to you as a buyer. 

Due to the legal complexities involved in buying off-the-plan, we always recommend buyers arrange a full legal review of the contract by a property lawyer, before signing.

We provide a full off-the-plan legal review service including:

• review of the contract and disclosure documents from cover to cover by one of our property lawyers;
• written advice provided in a straightforward “Contract Report” that clearly explains what all the legal jargon means and highlights the important terms of contract you need to be aware of; and
• identifying any “red flags” or unusual terms contained in the contract. 

Our review also includes a 1-hour consultation with you to discuss the contract in more detail and answer any questions you may have. 

Live interstate? 

No problem. 

Our team will arrange a consultation with you via phone or zoom.