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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the notice of revised estimated selling price in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the Principal's details, including their name, ABN/ACN, address, and contact information. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for communication.
- Next, enter the Agent's details. Include the agent's name, licensee's licence number, ABN/ACN, and trading name. This section identifies who is revising the estimated selling price.
- Provide the property address and postcode. This specifies which property the revised estimate pertains to.
- In the 'Notice' section, indicate the date of the original agency agreement and state the revised estimated selling price along with reasons for this change. Be clear and concise to ensure understanding.
- Attach any evidence supporting your revised estimate in accordance with legal requirements. This may include market analysis or comparable sales data.
- Finally, complete the service of notice section by filling in names and dates as required before saving or sending your completed document.
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