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What is the "Sustainability Declaration"
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What is the "Sustainability Declaration"
If you have looked at buying or selling property recently then you would have heard this mentioned, but what is it?
1. New legislation introduced in Queensland on January 1 2010 requires, by law, all residential dwellings to have a sustainability declaration before they can be marketed. This statutory document must be completed by the seller, or the seller can appoint a third party to complete the form (other than an Agent).
The document informs potential buyers of the property's energy and water sustainability features such as insulated roof/walls, rainwater tank, ceiling fans etc.
1. New legislation introduced in Queensland on January 1 2010 requires, by law, all residential dwellings to have a sustainability declaration before they can be marketed. This statutory document must be completed by the seller, or the seller can appoint a third party to complete the form (other than an Agent).
The document informs potential buyers of the property's energy and water sustainability features such as insulated roof/walls, rainwater tank, ceiling fans etc.
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Great would you be great to answer all my questions regarding all about Realestate.....?
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Certainly Frangipani,
I have a forum going called "ask an agent" feel free to drop by.
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Would you believe, one of the last properties I signed up for sale, the sellers TOLD ME that they were not going to fill in the declaration at all, just sign it!
Sellers and Buyers are more informed today than ever.
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Sustainability Declaration form is in shambles at the moment. I hope they fix it soon.
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