Agents and licensees will be surprised to learn that their policy about buying property when the agency has been engaged to sell a property do not comply with legal requirements.… Read More
New tax legislation will affect all trusts when they buy or sell property. Although the details are not yet final, the tax reporting requirements for trusts are already in effect.… Read More
The traps to avoid to help ensure your experience buying a property is an exciting and positive one.… Read More
Joint tenancy and tenancy in common are two ownership structures available to people who want to own a property together, in their personal names. What’s best for you?… Read More
Notaries are lawyers appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury to officially witness signatures on legal documents. WRMK has one Notary Public, Steve Wong.… Read More
If something goes wrong, then your building/construction contract is the document that covers disputes, remedies and processes to help eliminate arguments.… Read More
Before “Dirty Politics” emerged as the story of the 2014 election, overseas investment in New Zealand farm land was the issue in the spotlight.… Read More
Many people think that if there are no special conditions in their Sale and Purchase Agreement, then their agreement is unconditional, but this is not the case.… Read More
The the insurance system is moving from ‘replacement cost’ insurance to what is known as ‘sum insured’. Sum insured means that homes are insured for up to a maximum specified amount. … Read More
Many people will own properties that have the benefit of or are subject to an easement over a neighbouring property or their own.… Read More