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Pulling your disclosure together early is the easiest way to keep momentum once a buyer appears. Use this quick checklist to get ahead.

Your Pre-Listing Checklist

• Current title search and plan
• Details of easements, covenants and caveats
• Zoning and planning information
• Flood mapping or natural hazard reports where applicable
• Building approvals and final inspection certificates if available
• Pool safety certificate if there is a pool
• Council rates and utility information
• For community titles, body corporate disclosure, insurance and levies
• Any notices issued by authorities
• Certificates that may be required for your property type or location

Tips For A Smooth Process

Label everything clearly, keep digital copies together, and note expiry dates for time-sensitive searches so you can refresh as needed.

How do I pay for my Seller Disclosure?

Use Pay Later. Order your disclosure pack now and pay on settlement, eligibility criteria apply.

Form 2 is the mandatory seller disclosure statement used in Queensland property sales. Its purpose is to give a buyer key information about the property before they sign. This helps reduce surprises, keeps contracts on track, and sets up a smoother settlement.

What Form 2 Usually Covers

• Property title details and registered interests
• Planning and zoning information
• Easements, covenants and other encumbrances
• Relevant notices from authorities
• Natural hazard information where available, for example flood mapping
• For community titles, body corporate information and levies

When To Provide It

Form 2 should be made available before the buyer signs the contract. The safest approach is to prepare disclosure early, then keep it up to date.

Why It Matters

Clear disclosure helps manage risk for everyone involved. It can reduce cooling-off disputes, lower fall-over rates, and avoid costly delays.

How do I pay for my Seller Disclosure?

Use Pay Later. Order your disclosure pack now and pay on settlement, eligibility criteria apply.