01Local context
Queensland’s Property Occupations Act authorises a licensed real estate agent to buy and negotiate the buying of real property for others for reward. Campaigns should use that actual authority and current licence status rather than presenting “property expert” as a substitute.
Queensland also has transaction deadlines that make readiness meaningful: official guidance says a five-business-day cooling-off period generally applies to residential sale contracts from the buyer’s receipt of the fully signed contract, subject to exceptions and the contract terms.
The ad and form should not provide a universal cancellation promise; they should ask whether the buyer has a solicitor and whether an auction, private sale, new build or other transaction path is being considered.
02Campaign and claim checks
Brisbane, Logan, Redlands, Moreton Bay and Ipswich are separate local-government areas with different commute patterns, flood and planning questions, dwelling types and inspection travel. A useful brief ranks locations and non-negotiables and records who is responsible for building, pest, flood, body-corporate, planning, legal and lending checks.
Investment enquiries should be separated from home searches and should not receive rental-yield, growth or tax guarantees. If the service includes property sourcing, shortlist review, negotiation or auction bidding, show the exact fee and appointment scope and disclose referral or conjunction benefits before the buyer commits.
