Dispatch #067 — A Name Is a Long Game
Every property deal has a price in commission and a price in reputation, and in a small town an agent’s name keeps paying or costing for years.
Dispatch #067 — A Name Is a Long Game Read Post »
Every property deal has a price in commission and a price in reputation, and in a small town an agent’s name keeps paying or costing for years.
Dispatch #067 — A Name Is a Long Game Read Post »
A joint inspection report signed by landlord and tenant, with dated photographs, is a far stronger witness in a deposit dispute than either memory.
Dispatch #066 — Choose Your Witnesses Carefully Read Post »
Most people building a house doubt the project midway, when money has gone into unseen work, and the doubt eases as each stage is completed.
Dispatch #065 — Doubt Visits the Builder Too Read Post »
Software handles repetitive rental work like matching payments and deposit interest without tiring, leaving people free for judgement.
Dispatch #064 — The Machine Does Not Get Tired Read Post »
A family inherits a house smoothly when the owner kept the title deed, bond, rates account and leases in order, long before an executor is appointed.
Dispatch #063 — Inheritance Is Built Daily Read Post »
Standards in property are set on the smallest rental and the cheapest sale, because the habits built on ordinary jobs travel to every bigger one.
Dispatch #062 — The Standard Travels With You Read Post »
While building plans await approval the construction must wait, but quotes, finance and engineering can all move forward safely.
Dispatch #061 — Build As If Approved Read Post »
A bond approval rests on a snapshot of the buyer’s finances, so waiting well means changing nothing until the transfer is registered.
Dispatch #060 — Waiting Is Also a Discipline Read Post »
After a conveyancer lodges transfer documents at the Deeds Office, the outcome depends on how carefully the paperwork was prepared before it went in.
Dispatch #059 — The Paper Went In Read Post »