FRANK ALVARO - Alvaro Edwards Solicitors

Great article Frank. I came across this whilst try...

2013-04-18T14:01:54.524+10:00

Great article Frank. I came across this whilst trying to explain the cooling off laws to a buyer who thought I was trying to pull a stunt. I utilise the cooling off laws for the benefit of both parties. I always explain to my vendor once signed they are bound and we discuss issues of time frames etc ~ however I can see it could be utilised unscrupulously by some. The benefit for the vendor is a qualified buyer and if in the small chance of a rescinded contract some consideration for their expense. It allows the agent to be forthright and honest in negotiation ~ something we are always accused of not being! Over the past 13 years I have participated in over 200 exchanges with cooling off and have had less than 5% not proceed. If the purchaser opts to proceed through a solicitor using a 66w certificate instead then I do warn them that under the legislation I must continue to present all offers to the vendor until contracts have been exchanged. The funniest part about this being that after explaining this I get accused from the buyer that I will 'gazump' them ~ after they have refused to utilise the 'anti-gazumping' legislation! regards James

Yes, I agree with you. This is a significant issue...

2012-10-19T08:47:02.370+11:00

Yes, I agree with you. This is a significant issue when it comes to franchising. I personally feel it’s disappointing to have nothing but the revenue after the franchise contract ends. On second thought, it’s a rather good thing because it makes way for a new business opportunity. You now have the money to put to good use - start your own business, perhaps. Franchising has actually been good to provide you some training.

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2012-04-07T18:51:10.822+10:00

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