Strata contract review
Buying an apartment, townhouse or villa in NSW means a strata contract — and a stack of documents most buyers never read. Torri reads it for you, in plain English.
Why a strata contract takes more reading
Buying an apartment, townhouse, villa or duplex in NSW means buying into a strata scheme — and the contract comes with a thick stack of documents most buyers flick straight past. The contract of sale sets out the special conditions, the prescribed documents and the planning certificate; behind it sit the by-laws and the scheme's finances that shape what living there is actually like.
It's easy to sign without really knowing what you've agreed to, or what to ask about the building you're buying into.
What Torri checks
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The contract, in plain English
Torri reads the strata contract for sale of land and explains the special conditions, the deposit and settlement terms and anything unusual, clause by clause.
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The prescribed documents
It checks the documents the contract should attach — including the Section 10.7 planning certificate — and flags what's there and what's missing.
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What to ask about the scheme
Torri points you to the questions worth putting to your conveyancer about the scheme's finances, by-laws and any major works — so you know what to dig into.
Not a strata report — a head start
Torri reviews the contract of sale, not a full strata inspection report, and it isn't legal advice. What it gives you is a plain-English understanding of the contract in minutes, so you can decide with your eyes open and brief a conveyancer well. Upload the PDF, read the free summary, and Torri can match you with a vetted NSW conveyancer when you're ready.
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Questions, answered
Does Torri review a strata contract?
Yes. Torri reads the NSW contract for sale of land for a strata lot — the special conditions, the prescribed documents and the Section 10.7 certificate that come with it — and flags what matters in plain English.
Does it replace a strata report?
No. Torri reviews the contract of sale, not a full strata inspection report. It helps you understand the contract and know what to ask your conveyancer about the scheme’s finances and by-laws.
Do I still need a conveyancer?
Yes. Torri helps you walk into that conversation already understanding the contract. It complements your conveyancer and can match you with a vetted NSW one.
Know what you're signing — before you sign.
Upload your contract. Free summary first, full review when you're ready.