Deposit Amounts

Q- Are you unsure of what deposit to offer when entering into a contract?

A-  It is important to remember that the deposit amount on the contract cannot exceed a total of 10% of the purchase price. In the event that the deposit paid exceeds 10% of the purchase price, the amount is no longer considered a deposit and instead is considered an installment.

When negotiating contract terms, remember that your deposit paid to the seller is different to the deposit available to use at settlement. This often causes confusion with buyers who have savings available to use as a deposit towards their loan amount.

It is important to ensure that all contracts entered into have no more than a 10% deposit paid by the buyer.

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Tinielle Lees

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With eight years of experience in property law, Tinielle is a dedicated solicitor at Ownit Conveyancing Lawyers, bringing a wealth of expertise in both residential and commercial conveyancing. She plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless execution of conveyancing transactions, delivering efficient and strategic legal solutions tailored to clients’ needs.

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