Sales & Purchase

Jack’s Point Residents and Owners Association

 

Residential Property

Sales and Purchase Process

 

When you purchase your property at Jack's Point you need to become a member of the Residents’ Society (JPROA).  You will require the Society's consent for an existing membership to be transferred to you. Prior to settling, your Solicitor must contact the Society to confirm if the Society is in a position to consent to the transfer, or if the current owner has any outstanding obligations.  See the checklist below for Consent to Transfer.

Tasks

Checklist for consent to transfer

Items required by the JPROA before consent to transfer the Membership, including a vacant lot:

  1. The vendors account to be paid in full, including the current quarters levies for all lots under the vendor entity.

  2. The section or lot to be in a tidy condition.

  3. The Membership application transfer form completed and returned by the Purchasers.

  4. Payment of the $172.50 administration fee (Vendor Obligation)

Additional items required for a lot with a house include:

  1. The Wastewater Maintenance Agreement (download PDF) completed by the Purchaser and returned to the JPROA (does not apply for Village and North Villa properties).

  2. A water meter reading (usually either an existing home or one under construction) will need to be supplied by the vendor the day prior to settlement and the related invoice paid. Vendors can either download a Water Reading Form in order to request the additional reading or email a photo of the water meter through to the JPROA. Go to the JPROA home page for email contact details.

Other important steps

Residents’ Society

When you sell your property, you will need to notify the JPROA in order to ensure a smooth sales process for you and your property. 

Real Estate Signage

Arrange society approval for any signage on your site. Jack’s Point has quite specific requirements for real estate signs (which includes private sales),  and for use of the Jack’s Point brand.

View real estate signage guidelines here.

Golf Course Access Rights

New owners who wish to access the golf course should complete the golf forms and return them to the Society.

Please note, levies are payable by Members of the Society as a contribution toward the upkeep of the open space, irrespective of whether you choose to access your Golf Course Access rights.