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I think your friend's problem is with her solicitor, and she should direct her efforts to having her solicitor do what he is being paid to do, and that is to advise your friend and to represent her in her dealings with the vendor. It should be remembered that the estate agent has no role in a real estate matter other than to introduce the ...
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by Peter Mericka B.A., LL.BReal Estate Lawyer Qualified Practising Conveyancer VictoriaDirector Lawyers Real Estate Pty Ltd
High-profile Melbourne real estate agent Ian Reid has copped some heavy criticism in the past over his Gazumping Clause and his Finance Clause. However, it seems that Ian Reid can be a straight-shooter when it ...
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by Peter Mericka B.A., LL.B Real Estate Lawyer and Qualified Practising Conveyancer Victoria Lawyers Real Estate On 4 December, 2005 we ran a posting titled ''Agents As Security Goons – The ''Open House'' Of The Future?''. The issue remains topical, with an article appearing in the Herald-Sun on 10 January, 2006, titled “Revenge Plot Against ...
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An article from the Jenman Website. In the pretty Sydney suburb of Sylvania, there’s a cute little home for sale at 39 Formosa Street. At $520,000, it seems well priced. If you turn up at the open-inspection, you’ll probably meet Rodney Spink of Sanders First National Real Estate. Like thousands of agents, Spink’s job is to maximise the positives ...
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by Peter Mericka B.A., LL.B Real Estate Lawyer and Qualified Practising Conveyancer Victoria Lawyers Real Estate
It would appear that the President of the REIV thinks it's funny when consumers are tricked by the scam known as the real estate auction.
In a column titled ''Confessions'' appearing in the Domain section of The Age Newspaper ...
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by Peter Mericka B.A., LL.B Real Estate Lawyer and Qualified Practising Conveyancer Victoria Lawyers Real Estate Surely, the first rule of risk management is to avoid unnecessary risks. It has never been necessary for Estate agents to act as ''escorts'' or ''security guards'' or ''crowd controllers''. ''According the latest posting on the website ...
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Reports of burglary and theft associated with property inspections conducted by real estate agents indicate that thieves are relying on estate agents to provide easy access homeowners' valuables. Thieves no longer have to rely on jemmy bars to gain access to homes. Estate agents are providing easy access to valuables for clever thieves who ''shop ...
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by Tim O’Dwyer M.A., LL.B Queensland Solicitor & Consumer Advocate watchdog@argonautlegal.com.au Solicitor Bruce Simpson is a mate of mine. His little one-man legal office is in Cooroy, just inland from Noosa on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. He does a fair bit of conveyancing and, as a result, does a fair bit of whinging at home to his wife ...
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