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If you have purchased land to be built on - it may also include what and how you will be allowed to build e.g. size of property, no zinc-alum sheds etc... Developers have these details and should form part of the contract. As mentioned - if you are not confident with your conveyancer -...

Price is what you pay - value is what you get. Some people will, some people won't.

If your property is in Qld: Read: http://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/LEGISLTN/CURRENT/P/PropAgMoDREAR01.pdf This will give you points of what the agents did and did not do. Then contact the REIQ if they are members. http://www.reiq.com.au/ContactUs/consumer_line.asp Take a claim...

If your property is in Qld - read http://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/LEGISLTN/CURRENT/P/PropAgMoDREAR01.pdf Only you know what the agents did and did not do - then raise these points with the Principal. From what you say - you do have a point. And best practice would indicate that the...

QLD break lease You did well - just make sure PM takes let fee from tenant. They are ok to advertise at new rent - as this does not disadvantage outgoing tenants. No reason to not have longer lease - good opportunity to sign new tenants for 12 months or more. Note: Leases can be for any...