Harry Lehmann
Extending Sales Agency Agreements in Tasmania
Tasmanian legislation does not provide a way to extend a sales agency agreement beyond 120 days. Section 44(10) of the Property Agents and Land Transactions Act 2016 provides:
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Jason Weeks
Top 10 property mistakes made during a divorce
This article is the combination of countless conversations both in-person and via email that I’ve had with family law practitioners over the past few years of running Vendorable.
Jason Weeks
Selling matrimonial property
Following a separation with a spouse (or partner / de facto / significant other), it is common for a property to be sold. While there are many reasons why this might be the case some common ones include:
Jason Weeks
10 Tips When Appointing a Real Estate Agent
Vendorable helps you find local and specialist agents by creating a market for your listing. Publish a request for tenders and agents will start bidding for your job. Each bid will provide you with a complete service ...
Harry Lehmann
Three Ways to Start Your Real Estate Sale Journey
Selling a property is not something most people do every day, so where do you begin? Three starting points to consider are:
Harry Lehmann
Extending Sales Agency Agreements in South Australia
South Australian real estate agent regulation contains a handy way for agents to extend the duration of their sales agency agreements by up to 180 days. The default is that an agency agreement ends after 90 days. Some...
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The Future of Finance Brokerages
Throughout the month of May, Vendorable’s Co-founder Jason Weeks and Chief Business Development Officer Paul Hughes attended the MFAA’s Broker2020 national conference events. Vendorable attended as part of the Fintech...
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Smart Cities Require Smart Transactions
On 2 June 2016 Vendorable’s co-founder Harry Lehmann spoke on a panel for the UNSW Smart Cities Research Cluster’s Smart Cities and Urban Innovation Symposium as part of the Vivid Sydney festival with five other start...
Harry Lehmann
Ending information asymmetry in real estate services
How two groups find and interact with each other to consume and deliver services is a problem best solved by information technology. And real estate services is no exception.
