Confused real estate agents bombard conveyancers over seller disclosure
Question marks over the level of resources in legal and conveyancing industry needed to adopt Seller Disclosure as deadline looms.
Question marks over the level of resources in legal and conveyancing industry needed to adopt Seller Disclosure as deadline looms.
Up to 10 per cent of those trying to settle just before lunch last Friday were impacted by a problem with the Jellyfish mobile app that is used by PEXA subscribers to sign off on settlements.
BoQ chief economist Peter Monckton thinks a series of substantial cuts are likely this year – taking the cash rate to 3.1 per cent.
While only NAB’s chief economist Sally Auld wrongly predicted a 0.5 per cent cut to the cash rate this week, most analysts agree there will be a significant drop this year.
The Victoria capital outpaced other states in auction activity and clearance rates as buyers rushed to market ahead of a widely anticipated rate cut.
That’s the question now that Lextech has walked away from the e-Conveyancing market after six years and $10 million spent trying to compete with PEXA.
Interstate AICs and practitioners back calls for conveyancers to be allowed to operate freely in the sunshine state.
Country conveyancer Luke Seve - who was featured in an in-depth Q&A for Australian Conveyancer - shines a light on pressing issues facing practitioners, warning they should never bow down to rushing matters.
The 1,784 auctions held over the past week was the highest volume since the week prior to Easter when 3,146 homes went under the hammer.
Minister O’Neil’s reappointment has been welcomed by industry bodies, who say Labor has a mandate to push on with its housing agenda.