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You can withdraw an offer on a property before it is accepted unless the offer has already been signed and exchanged as a contract of sale. Until the offer is formally accepted, and a contract is signed by both parties, either the buyer or the seller can withdraw from the negotiation process without legal consequences.

In the event you wish to withdraw your offer after both parties have signed the contract of sale, there may be penalties associated which will be outlined in the contact. It is important to carefully review the contract and seek advice from a conveyancer or other legal professional before taking steps to withdraw an offer.

A conveyancer can assist in explaining the terms of the contract to buyers. It is always recommended to seek advice from a conveyancer or other legal professional for specific guidance on your situation.

For questions and concerns about conveyancing, please contact us on 03 8456 6797 for more helpful tips and advice.