New NSW government inquiry into competition in eConveyancing
Six MPs on the Legislative Council aired their views about the ongoing issues impacting the sector.
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Six MPs on the Legislative Council aired their views about the ongoing issues impacting the sector.
Survey shows property professionals are still unsure about their responsibilities under looming law reforms.
President Juliana Warner’s submission into competition in eConveyancing highlights the council’s frustrations over the implementation of interoperability.
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.
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.
Practitioner Jodie Sherman’s shared passion for her clients’ property sales and purchases has paid off with a raft of repeat business.
My philosophy in business is to be known as the best, go-to conveyancer – and not the cheapest – says former AIC SA President Denise McKay.
Another state gets access to eConveyancing after $2 million spent on switch to paperless transactions.
Senate inquiry announced amid growing calls for reform in eConveyancing – as single provider PEXA hit by multiple outages over the past two months.
Seasoned technology executive Russell Cohen will head up the ELNO from next March.
The ACCC is inquiring into concerns over delays to the reforms that would open up the e-conveyancing platform to competitors.
From getting to grips with property law in an accountancy firm to working as an e-Conveyancing Specialist in the Office of the Registrar-General and as Practitioner Services Manager at Sympli, Angie Nguyen has seen it all.