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All Suburbs Conveyancing

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 412 115 615

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25.01.2022 Changes in the real estate market as a result of COVID-19 have opened up opportunities for first-home buyers.

25.01.2022 "Many people in our society genuinely face the prospect of being displaced."

23.01.2022 Frame stage is were we see a lot of corners being cut & cut corners leads to some serious headaches ! These builders did a great job of adding support to hol...d the weight of the heater. We pride ourselves on positive relationships & constant education with the builders, if we all work together, the process of the build becomes less of a stress & enjoyable for everyone - #framework #frame #houseframe #buildingframe #carpentry #builder #buildinghomes #homebuild #newhome #inspections #newhomebuyer ##firsthome #ownerbuilder #dreamhome #inspections #buildingconsultant #buildinginspector #melbourne #phillipisland #southgippsland #buildright #buildingfacts See more

22.01.2022 "Its a very weak auction market where many buyers are just holding back because of the negative outlook, the considerable uncertainty that is out there."

22.01.2022 It is likely to have a larger impact on the housing market than during the last recession in the early 1990s, economists say.

22.01.2022 Looking for a bargain?

21.01.2022 "Borrowers shouldnt assume that the lender will honour their pre-approval when they find a property."

19.01.2022 As the housing market starts to feel the effects of economic uncertainty, some homes are seeing stronger demand.

19.01.2022 Does this worry you - or excite you?

19.01.2022 A #realestate update for all Victorians in the #heraldsun today. #melbre #reiv

18.01.2022 The current and future state of the #propertymarket is top of mind for all of us. Renowned Economist Dr Craig Emerson, provides an update on the status of the #housingmarket and what we can expect in the months ahead, as industry navigates the #COVID19 outbreak - #PEXA #Proptech

18.01.2022 OPINION: The RBA says that a drop in housing prices would mean that there would be more instances where the value of a home loan is greater than what the property is worth.

17.01.2022 A Melbourne council is refusing the Andrews government access to land needed for early works to start on the $16 billion North East Link project | EXCLUSIVE

16.01.2022 A timely reminder from the Legal Practitioners' Liability Committee - "Subject to finance clauses have always been a source of claims but attention needs to be paid to them more than ever in this current uncertain economic climate. There are two recurring mistakes we see in claims that are particularly relevant at the moment. The first is that clients are not adequately advised about how subject to finance clauses work. They assume that if they don’t get finance the contract ...is automatically cancelled so they often don’t tell their lawyer the finance has not yet been approved by the due date. The contract then becomes unconditional and the client often struggles to find alternative finance in time for settlement. The second error is that the client mistakenly assumes finance has been approved when they receive a conditional letter of approval from their financier. As a result, the contract is allowed to become unconditional, and when the conditions are not met the finance falls through. The most common condition is the requirement that the property achieves an appropriate valuation. In the current climate there is, and will continue to be, some uncertainty as to market value. With many businesses not actually operating, or operating in a reduced capacity, the conditions on finance approval are likely to be more numerous and more open ended than ever before. It is important to put your clients on notice as early as possible that finance approval may be conditional and, in some cases, may be withdrawn for various reasons outside their control. You should advise your clients to read their letters of offer carefully, and if in any doubt, give you a copy to review before the contract becomes unconditional. Diarise with reminders the time limit and follow your client up to ensure they can make an informed choice before the contract becomes unconditional."

16.01.2022 Auctions and open for inspections are coming back! https://bit.ly/2yO4CVt

16.01.2022 "Its a lose-lose situation. We have to try and find the least-worst option."

16.01.2022 March 2020 quarterly results show underlying strength of the Victorian property market Find out how your suburb performed at http://bit.ly/2W5wpYe Members, plea...se login and download the full report at https://bit.ly/2KsLf6s #melbre #reiv

15.01.2022 Two of Australias largest employers of lawyers have cut staff pay without reducing hours, while another has signed up for the JobKeeper scheme.

14.01.2022 In these circumstances, the buyer whos able to act now has a great deal of power."

13.01.2022 Will your future-determining credit score end up in tatters by the time this is all over?

10.01.2022 Recent sales show there is still some confidence out there...

10.01.2022 REIV president Leah Calnan said the backflip showed the government was willing to listen to the industry about the efforts they were taking to be compliant.

08.01.2022 Some information regarding the Home Builder grant of $25,000.00 as announced by the Hon Josh Frydenberg MP - The grant is available to eligible owner occupiers (including first home owners) to build a new home or substantially renovate an existing (owner occupied) home. The criteria for eligibility is likely to preclude many people from claiming the grant as the individual applicants income is capped at $125,000.00 p.a. (based on the individuals 2018-19 income tax return) ...whilst the income of a couple is capped at $200,000.00 during the 2018-19 financial year. Where a property is to be purchased, the property must not exceed $750,000.00. The grant is not retrospective - any contract to build or carry out renovations must have occurred not before 4 June 2020 and 31 December 2020. Renovations must not be less than $150,000.00 or more than $750,000.00. Construction must commence within three months of the contract date.

08.01.2022 Exciting news for our first home buyers 0401 815 374 [email protected]... https://www.realestate.com.au//coronavirus-20000-regional/

05.01.2022 Buyers of off-the-plan apartments are beginning to bear the brunt of the economic downturn.

04.01.2022 Hi my name is Tracey Kisvarda. I manage All Suburbs Conveyancing Pty Ltd and am your first point of contact. I have over 30 years experience in the conveyancing industry. I am experienced in all facets of conveyancing work - from mums and dads buying/selling property to large developments both residential and commercial. In 2014 the conveyancing industry began to change with the introduction of electronic conveyancing. Prior to this there had been very little change since 1...962! Many seasoned conveyancers dropped off the scene whilst many simply refused to transact on the new platform known as PEXA. I had been monitoring electronic conveyancing for many years prior to its inception but only witnessed the first electronic settlement in 2016. It really was the most exciting thing I had seen in a long time. At that time I was able to convince my employer that we needed to register immediately with PEXA. Once registered, I set out to complete as many electronic settlements as possible - even coaching solicitors/conveyancers to get them across the line! All settlements are now completed electronically. The electronic environment is quite inclusive bringing all parties together in the one workspace. Clients can also be brought into the workspace; the popularity of this with clients is about 50/50. Presumably this will change in the same way that the public accepted the use of ATMs, internet banking etc. It is this inclusiveness that brought about the current concept. For the most part, those involved in property, finance and legal work know their job and know it well but there are certain individuals that stand out. It is these individuals who I have partnered with to bring you a one stop property/legal shop. Phil Gleeson, Lawyer, has a brilliant mind and even though he moved to Moama many years ago, many of his clients from Victoria are still with him today. David Wilkinson & Co is headed up by Brian Donnelly who has a wealth of experience in many areas of law. Brian, a former police officer, is a straight shooter who has assisted many people in the eastern suburbs. Diane Pridmore is a finance broker who is second to none. Diane works hard for her clients and always goes the extra mile. Diane works in conjunction with many of the well known banks and will know exactly the best match for you. For now, I thank you for taking the time to check this page out. As always, if you have any queries whatsoever please ring me - 0412 115 615. Take care everyone. Tracey Kisvarda.

04.01.2022 Lock up inspection underway! Making sure this clients house has met industry guidelines, the contractors & builders have followed what needed to be fixed and en...sure their house exceeds their expectations! This is your biggest investment, ensure you have a team that values you. For all enquires visit www.buildrightcs.com.au (link in bio) or send us a DM! Were here to help - #buildingfacts #buildright #lockupinspection #lockup #inspections #buildinginspection #buildingconsultants #newhomeinspections #newhome #investment #dreamhome #home #modernhome #interiordesign #exteriordesign #displayhome #carpentry #tradesmen #construction #weworkforyou #inspecting #consultants #melbourne #lfl #flf #house #brickwork See more

03.01.2022 A timely reminder from the Legal Practitioners Liability Committee - "Subject to finance clauses have always been a source of claims but attention needs to be paid to them more than ever in this current uncertain economic climate. There are two recurring mistakes we see in claims that are particularly relevant at the moment. The first is that clients are not adequately advised about how subject to finance clauses work. They assume that if they dont get finance the contract ...is automatically cancelled so they often dont tell their lawyer the finance has not yet been approved by the due date. The contract then becomes unconditional and the client often struggles to find alternative finance in time for settlement. The second error is that the client mistakenly assumes finance has been approved when they receive a conditional letter of approval from their financier. As a result, the contract is allowed to become unconditional, and when the conditions are not met the finance falls through. The most common condition is the requirement that the property achieves an appropriate valuation. In the current climate there is, and will continue to be, some uncertainty as to market value. With many businesses not actually operating, or operating in a reduced capacity, the conditions on finance approval are likely to be more numerous and more open ended than ever before. It is important to put your clients on notice as early as possible that finance approval may be conditional and, in some cases, may be withdrawn for various reasons outside their control. You should advise your clients to read their letters of offer carefully, and if in any doubt, give you a copy to review before the contract becomes unconditional. Diarise with reminders the time limit and follow your client up to ensure they can make an informed choice before the contract becomes unconditional."

03.01.2022 Concerns are being raised about how it will assist landlords who only own one property.

03.01.2022 Bank-based forecasts of a steep fall for residential property underestimate key factors, writes Stuart Wemyss.