The three ways to exchange Contracts in NSW; side by side: cooling-off, section 66W and auction.
Risk rating for each, from lower to highest, so the difference is obvious at a glance.
The exit cost of each: the 0.25% forfeiture, a fully exposed deposit, or a deposit payable at the fall of the hammer.
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Every contract your business signs carries hidden risks and most people don't see them coming. From payment disputes to liability traps, poorly understood contract terms can drain your resources and create legal headaches. This downloadable guide breaks down contract risk levels in plain English, giving you the tools to spot potential problems before they happen.
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This is one page. Module 4 is the whole story. The cheat sheet comes from Module 4 of Conveyancing Mastery, which is all about exchange of contracts. The full module goes deeper than any one-pager can: What each method of exchange really means for your client’s rights How to explain cooling-off, 66W and auction risk so clients actually understand it What must be done before exchange, and what can’t be fixed after How to protect yourself professionally when a client wants to rush And Module 4 is only part of it. Conveyancing Mastery is a complete online course for NSW conveyancing professionals, with practical compliance resources built for real practice.
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