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The Seller Financed Mortgage Contract is utilized in Australian property transactions where traditional bank financing is either unavailable or not preferred by the parties. This arrangement, also known as vendor financing, allows property sellers to act as lenders, creating a direct financial relationship with buyers. The document must comply with the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009, Real Property Act, and other relevant Australian legislation. It typically includes comprehensive terms covering the property details, loan amount, interest rates, payment schedules, security arrangements, default provisions, and enforcement mechanisms. This type of contract is particularly valuable in situations involving unique properties, commercial arrangements, or buyers who may not qualify for traditional bank financing but can demonstrate ability to repay.
