Queensland Property Contract Clauses
Understand every clause before you sign. Each entry explains the legal risk in plain language.
Queensland sales usually use the REIQ Contract of Sale. Buyers often rely on special conditions (finance, building and pest) rather than a statutory cooling-off right on every deal—especially at auction—so reading each clause before you sign matters.
Common contract form: REIQ Contract
Search this Queensland glossary by clause name, buyer-risk phrase, or a practical question to jump to the matching clause guide.
1Critical Risk
2Deposit & Default
3Title & Due Diligence
4Settlement & Condition
5Special Clauses
Auction Conditions (No Cooling-off)
Body Corporate Disclosure Statement
Deed of Variation
Due Diligence Clause
Error and Misdescription
Guarantor Clause
Land Tax Clearance
License to Occupy
Neighbourhood Dispute Orders
Nominee Clause
Pet Approval in Townhouse
Requisitions on Title
Retaining Wall Dispute
Solar Panel Ownership
Subject to Sale of Buyer's Property
Sunset Clause
Trust Account
Start here: Critical Risk clauses
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