by Vivien Compton | Feb 22, 2022 | Leverage Review
On 23 March 2020 the Residential Tenancy Act and Regulations were amended to require tenants in premises to have 6 minimum standards. Even though in theory these standards appear sensible, it maybe having a detrimental impact on the residential market. The area...
by Vivien Compton | Nov 26, 2021 | Leverage Review
Whose back you ask? It’s those greedy developers who took consumers money when they needed pre-sales who now want to cash in on…..the property boom! Between 2013 and 2016, Leverage ran several class actions against developers who dragged their feet in the property...
by Vivien Compton | Nov 18, 2021 | Leverage Review
With the ability to work remotely, people have opted for a Tree Change and have decided to go and live on the land and tele-commute to work. This means that, many have bought properties in a legal environment that is foreign to them. Buying property in the country is...
by Vivien Compton | Nov 11, 2021 | Leverage Review
After this week, I am wondering why we should even have Contracts for the Sale and Purchase of land. Solicitors are working to rescind exchanged contracts. Their action is lawful, but it is eroding confidence in the conveyancing process. We should be able to trust...
by Vivien Compton | Oct 19, 2021 | Leverage Review
When a student submits their assessment, it is with high hopes of not getting anything returned.As previously mentioned, as an RTO, we have the requirement that our students have attained a certain level of capability or competency.I t is getting that email that you...
by Vivien Compton | Oct 13, 2021 | Leverage Review
Finally, we have Freedom Day, where we are released from Lockdown- Its been 106 days for Sydney. Melbourne has had 4 different lockdowns over the past 18 months. The Covid kilos and Covid hair – well, it’s something to tell our Grandkids that we survived Covid-19. But...
