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The form is available to purchase from REIWA and I think costs about $10-20 from recollection. This would be the cheapest option as there isn't a standard non Reiwa form. The only other way is to get a lawyer to write up a contract and that will cost you $$$$.
An offer can be withdrawn any time before acceptance. Acceptance must be communicated, you can't sign accept an offer (then have a contract) then just put in a filing cabinet until it suits you. You have to be told it's been signed. My understanding is you can specify that acceptance must be given by phone and via email.
It was a standard Offer and Acceptance form, Western Australia. Most properties in Western Australia are sold through an offer and acceptance process. A person makes a formal offer in writing to buy a property, and the seller, sometimes called the vendor, can either make a counter offer, reject the offer, or accept it and communicate that ...
Just learnt today (after a meeting with my Accountant), that you need to sign the GST Annexure as part of the Offer & Acceptance in order to get the GST margin scheme. Easy thing to overlook which could have big financial impact.
They are OK with me putting "subject to finance approval" condition though. My problem is that, paying 10% deposit without knowing if/when my offer will be accepted or rejected feels weird. My conveyancer says "there is no issue if it is paid before the vendor accepts your offer. If the vendor does not accept, the deposit is refunded to you."
The agent and vendor want a committed offer not a mere offer to make a contract. Sounds like you havent asked a solicitor to advise you on the nature of the contacts. They would make that point very clear. Yes you can be legally bound by each contract you sign.
Bali. may depend on the wording of the contract as to what form an 'acceptance' needs to be in -e.g. Offer is valid until 5pm Thursday. Seller must notify the buyer in writing prior to that time or the offer is automatically revoked. (Ok - above is not proper contract language - used as a rough example).
He can only move to the next buyer by declining the first buyers offer or not countering. The agent can present any offers in any order to the agent but once they start negotiating with a buyer they can't switch until negotiations have ended. Either accept, reject or counter offer will end the negotiations.
This offer will lapse in [ ] business days. If the box is blank the. It is 3 business days. I usually cross out the latter half and write "this offer will expire on 01/01/01 at 11:11pm" to give an exact time and date. When sending the offer I also stipulate the deadline in the email body as well. Jake Milne, 29th Feb, 2016.
18th Jun, 2015. Posts: 43,310. Location: Australia wide. Tess Le said: ↑. yes will do…haha i thought i can offer via email first to see what the vendor’s response before reaching my solicitor for a contract offer. The offer price is below the vendor asking price. You can if done right.