Natalia Coppins supports the detailed coordination that helps a property move from listing towards settlement. Her public role is Personal Assistant, and her current biography describes licensed real-estate knowledge alongside administrative capability. The salesperson appointed to your campaign remains responsible for the appraisal and sales instruction.
Her profile identifies listing documentation, Sale and Purchase Agreement preparation, contract processing, council and LIM information, compliance support, marketing coordination, solicitor communication and settlement preparation. These connected tasks give vendors and purchasers a clearer path through the information and deadlines.
Supply accurate ownership and contact information, available property records, details of known work and the timing you need. Ask which documents are still required and who should supply them. Identify anything uncertain so it can be investigated before it becomes advertising copy or an agreement statement.
A council file or LIM can inform the transaction but does not settle every title, condition or consent question. Use your lawyer and appropriate technical advisers to interpret the material relevant to your decision.
Give the property address, the document or practical step involved and the deadline already agreed. Identify the salesperson and solicitor so communication reaches the correct people. Keep instructions and updates clear, especially when an agreement contains conditions or a settlement date is approaching.
Our selling-process guide explains the broad stages, while preparing for sale helps organise the earlier work. Property-specific instructions and professional advice remain essential.
Email natalia.coppins@raywhite.com or use the form below. Her canonical profile retains the current role and full biography. Confirm who is assigned to your file rather than assuming every team member handles every sale.