Selling Guide

Prospective Purchaser triggers Work Order!

Picture this: A uniquely designed U shape house with a small swimming pool as part of the courtyard centre piece with floor to ceiling glass bi-fold doors on all three sides of the house opening onto the courtyard. As the marketing material quoted “perfect alfresco entertaining, generous layout merges superb ultra-private outdoor spaces”. Case study: We were representing a buyer who was interested in this property which was scheduled for Auction. Following a review of

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Purchaser sued for deficiency in resale price – a real case to follow!

Toni Colette sued over deficiency in resale price Did you know the standard Conveyancing Contract allows a Vendor client to sue a Purchaser following default of the Contract and recover any deficiency in the purchase price on resale? This will be a case to monitor, I will keep you posted

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Solicitor or Conveyancer – what’s the difference and which do I choose?

Prospective clients often ask what’s the difference between a Solicitor and a Licensed Conveyancer? In NSW conveyancing was traditionally undertaken by Solicitors and the cost of such work was charged according to a pre-determined scale based on a percentage of the value of the property. In 1992 legislation was passed which enabled conveyancing work to be also undertaken by Licensed Conveyancers. The introduction of Licensed Conveyancers has seen that the cost of conveyancing services reduce

Cindy Lambert

Prospective Purchaser triggers Work Order!

Purchaser sued for deficiency in resale price – a real case to follow!

Solicitor or Conveyancer – what’s the difference and which do I choose?

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