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Signing domestic building contracts
Signing a domestic building contract is a major moment as you buy or sell a home. It can be a whole process, and the rules of how you can sign vary from state to state. Each location has specific boxes to tick as you take this important step.
You may need to sign your contract physically with wet ink, you may be able to sign electronically. In some cases, you need a witness, and faxing, emailing and photocopying have their own rules.
Get familiar with the Electronic Transaction Act in this brief article that focuses on the questions our members ask the most.
Who is it for?
Home buyers and sellers around the country
This guide summarises several of the most crucial things to remember when legally signing a domestic agreement.
What does it include?
- Australian contract requirements
- Electronic signature guidelines
- Other ways to sign or send contracts.