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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cooling off period?
A cooling off period is the timeframe after a contract has been exchanged within which a purchaser may rescind the contract. In New South Wales the cooling off period starts at the time of exchange of contract and finishes at 5.00pm on the 5th business day. Weekends and public holidays are not counted as business days. A purchaser who rescinds the contract during the cooling off period may be requ
What is gazumping?
Gazumping occurs when the property is sold to someone who makes a higher offer despite the agent or the vendor having a verbal agreement with another person to sell the property to them. A verbal agreement does not bind the vendor to sell the property to one person. This is true even if that person has put down a holding deposit on the property. In NSW an agreement to purchase a property is only