Sell
Sell
There are three main methods of selling a property:
- Private Treaty, where a sale price is determined by the vendor and the property is advertised for sale at that price;
- Sale by Tender, where written tenders with a sale price offer are invited through advertising; and
- Public Auction, where a date for auction is published and by a process of bidding at that public gathering, the property is sold to the highest bidder conditional upon the reserve price being exceeded.
Guidance on the most appropriate method of sale must be obtained from Property Services as soon as a decision to sell has been made so that any special arrangements necessary to facilitate the sale process can be made.
All property sales must be undertaken in accordance with the Property Approval Delegations.
Properties cannot be advertised or listed for sale until consent to sell has been obtained from the relevant presbytery, board or responsible body.
For detailed information see the Property Manual Section 4 Selling Property.
The Property Manual
Section 4 - Selling Property
- General Overview
- Consent to Sell
- Sale Limitations
- Selling Process
- Use of Sales Proceeds
- Tithing on Sales Proceeds
Annexures


