While you're selling without a real estate agent, we strongly recommend engaging a solicitor or licensed conveyancer to handle the legal side of your property sale.
Depending on your state or territory, they can assist with:
- Preparing or reviewing the Contract of Sale
- Preparing required property disclosure documents
- Checking title and other property information
- Advising you on contract conditions and buyer offers
- Managing the legal process through to settlement
- Coordinating settlement and the transfer of ownership
It's a good idea to engage your solicitor or conveyancer early in the selling process, as some states require certain legal documents to be prepared before a property can be advertised or offered for sale.
If you don't already have someone, No Agent Property can help connect you with a solicitor or conveyancer. Visit our Solicitor & Conveyancer Referral page or contact us by live chat, email or phone for assistance.
Selling privately means avoiding the traditional real estate agent, not handling the legal conveyancing yourself. You remain in control of the sale while your legal representative takes care of the legal process.