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  • Profile photo of G-MAN007G-MAN007
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    i need some help understanding how to sell before settlement. what is the process? If i find a buyer do i require a separate contract or do i change the name on the original contract? what happens regarding the deposit? what happens right on settlement?

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    As far as I am aware (but am really not too sure), that the buyer you are on-selling it to takes title or goes under contract on your original settlement date.

    Unless you have put an “and/or nominee” clause into your original contract, then I think, the new purchaser can just assume the original contract.

    Someone might now better though…

    Pete

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    I was trying to do this in Victoria and had to have another contract drawn up. In the end I never went thru with it.

    You also must get finance arranged just in case they don’t settle (for whatever reason) on the same day. If the vendor give a notice to recind, you will only have 14 days to settle, and this is not enought time for a bank to do it.

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    [?] If the person you on sell too cannot settle with you, you would be able to cash there deposit correct?

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