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Beenleigh is a historic suburb of Queensland which combines a mixture of a growing business sector with rural living. When you are looking at buying in Beenleigh you should look at the age of the house and consider obtaining a heritage search. There are many old buildings in Beenleigh which can give you the opportunity to own a beautiful piece of history.
For buildings built in recent decades, you should organise a building records search to see if the property is council approved. If a building has not been built in line with building regulations then you can find yourself forking out a lot of money after settlement.
If the property is in a low-lying area of beenleigh make sure to check the flood maps to see if the property has flooded before. You will find the Flood Check maps to be useful when looking at flooding in the area. You can check it out here: https://www.qra.qld.gov.au/maps/flood-mapping
With so much growth happening in the Beenleigh area when you sell a property you should make sure that the property is compliant with all development approvals and is lawful under the current town planning scheme. If for some reason there are outstanding development approvals or the property is currently not lawful under the town planning scheme then you will need to disclose this to the buyer.
There are several disclosures you will need to make before signing a contract and you should always check with your lawyer before signing a contract. Failing to disclose what you are required to under the contract may give the buyer a right to terminate or claim compensation from you. If you are unsure whether you need to disclose certain matters to the buyer then you should speak to your lawyer.
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