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MAKING AN OFFER
As a buyer, when you find a suitable property you should always make sure you make an offer in writing. Real estate salespeople must take reasonable steps to ensure you have made the offer in writing and signed it, but it is in the buyers' best interest to do it. Written offers are the best way to make sure your offer will be considered by the vendor and that the sale process is transparent and accountable. Making an offer in writing will avoid the potential disappointment of missing out on your chance to purchase the property.

When making a written offer, it is important to remember:
- The salesperson must submit all written offers to the vendor
- The property will remain on the market while the vendor considers each offer
- Offers can be conditional upon a building inspection, bank/financial institution loan approval or any - other terms incorporated into the contract by the potential purchaser or vendor
- Each offer can include a date by which the offer lapses
- Both buyer and vendor have to sign a contract of sale document before the offer is legally binding
- Before a vendor accepts an offer, the salesperson must ensure the vendor has been presented with all written offers and has been advised of any offers communicated to the saleperson (but not recorded in writing due to time constraints).

Once the offer is in writing and presented to the vendor, it is up to the vendor whether to accept. If they do not agree to the written offer, the real estate salesperson may come back to you and ask if you wish to make a further offer. Making another offer must be carefully considered, depending on your finances and how keen you are on securing the property.