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Neil Jenman on Perth House scam: it’s a case of “I told you so”
According to consumer advocate Neil Jenman it’s a case of “I told you so”. For years he has been bemoaning the lack of identity verification when people enter into real-estate transactions, but all his warnings have been ignored. As he … Continue reading
Consumer Affairs Victoria sues Lawyers Real Estate
Consumer Affairs Victoria sues a Croydon lawyer by acting as a fixed-fee real-estate agent who does not hold a licence and has been regularly quoted in the media advising potential property buyers about contracts. – CONSUMER Affairs Victoria is suing … Continue reading
Victorian Cooling-off rules tightened
By Aaron Chuah – Licensed Estate Agent – Sales Manager, PhilipWebb Real Estate. Reposted with permission from “Melbourne Real Estate” Linkedin group. The Brumby Government has acted to eliminate perceived consumer detriment by closing a legal loophole exploited by sellers … Continue reading
Mandatory Disclosure: taking steps to prepare
As the mandatory disclosure laws will have substantive effect from 1 November, it is important that building owners and occupiers are aware of their reach and take steps to prepare.The relevant Bill was passed in June this year, with legislation … Continue reading
