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Luxury River-Front Property For Sale - Flooded Only Once (Or Twice)
01 February 12 06:54 AM | Peter Mericka | 0 Comments   

OPINION by Tim O'Dwyer M.A., LL.B Solicitor Consumer Advocate watchdog@argonautlegal.com.au What do you do when a property you have contracted to sell is damaged (by flood, fire or whatever) before settlement? What do you do if you are the buyer of that Read More...

Filed under: brisbane, Conveyancer, Conveyancing, Estate agent, flood, flood insurance, flooded, flooding, property, queensland, real estate, river

SLOD! Another Sale by Lawyers Real Estate
01 May 10 11:21 AM | Peter Mericka | 0 Comments   

No, SLOD! is not a typographical error, it's the name of the website Lawyers Real Estate uses to sell properties for its clients. Lawyers Real Estate is a law firm that sells real estate for its clients for a single fixed-fee, without involving real estate Read More...

Filed under: buying, Estate agent, property, real estate, Sale, selling, sold

The Finance Approval Minefield
02 October 08 11:33 AM | Peter Mericka | 2 Comments   

by Shannyn Hunter Conveyancer shannyn@lawyersconveyancing.com.au Lawyers Conveyancing Anyone who has dealt with the banks for a home loan will tell you about their battle scars with pride. Simply securing finance approval can be a frustrating and baffling Read More...

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The Tough Truth
01 July 08 10:30 AM | Peter Mericka | 6 Comments   

by Neil Jenman Consumer Advocate Right now, in a lot of areas of Australia, there are a lot of unhappy property sellers. They can't sell. In some areas, some properties have been on the market for six months, even longer. To sellers, an on-going unsold Read More...

Filed under: crunch, jenman, overquoting, price, property, Sale