05/06/2026
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One of the most common things I hear from buyers is,
โBut the agent told meโฆโ
The agent told me the hot water system would be replaced.
The agent told me I could pay a 5% deposit.
The agent told me that item was included.
And I donโt doubt that those conversations happened.
But here is the hard truth buyers often learn too late.
If it is not written into the contract, it does not legally exist.
I have seen buyers shocked when a contract arrives with no mention of what they were verbally promised. When it is raised, the vendor has no idea what the buyer is talking about. They never agreed to it.
Verbal assurances are not protection. The contract is.
That is why reviewing and adjusting the contract before you sign is NOT OPTIONAL. It is the only moment you still have leverage.
If you want to understand everything that needs to be locked into writing before you commit, you can start with a simple phone call to Bliss Conveyancing.
๐ฑ 1300 659 231
๐ฉ๐ปโ๐ป [email protected]
๐ป www.blissconveyancing.com.au