Make an Offer

Offer

Make an Offer on a Property

Navigating the real estate offer process is an important step for home seekers, small business owners, and entrepreneurs looking to secure the perfect investment property. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, express your interest and make an offer on a property of ours today!

Steps to Making an Offer

1. Complete The Property Offer Form

Use our property offer form below to outline essential details such as the offer price, deposit amount (typically 5–10% of the property value), and any conditions like a subject-to-finance offer or building inspections. Be specific to avoid delays. If necessary, include pre-approval documents from your lender to strengthen your position.

2. Negotiate and Finalise The Deal

If the seller counters your offer, we will try to negotiate within your budget. Once agreed, we can formalise the contract and prepare for settlement.

Property Offer Form

Buyer 1
Buyer 2
Subject to Finance(Required)
Finance days required
Subject to sale of property(Required)

* By submitting this form you are expressing interest only. This is not an offical offer.

Thank you for your interest in this property.

I will be in touch shortly Bernie Egan

Thank you for your interest in this property. Please note that by submitting this form, you are expressing interest only. This is not an official offer. Our team will be in touch shortly.

Contact Us

Contact our friendly service team today to ask any questions or to find out more about the property offer process. You can call us or leave a message on our contact page. We will contact you as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a subject-to-finance offer?

A subject-to-finance offer is a bid for purchasing a property conditional upon the buyer obtaining the necessary funding or loan approval. This provision ensures that the transaction can proceed smoothly once the buyer secures their financing.

How do I know my offer is competitive?

Consult your agent or compare recent sales in the area. By ensuring your property offer form is complete and accurate, you’ll minimise obstacles and streamline the buying process. For more guidance, contact Bernie Egan, your trusted local expert in the real estate offer process.

Do you get your deposit back if it is subject-to-finance?

If your purchase offer is subject to finance and you’re unable to secure the necessary funding, your deposit is typically refundable. It’s paramount to have this clearly stipulated in your contract to safeguard your deposit.