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REIV SPRAYS INSULTS & THREATS
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria and its CEO, Enzo Raimondo, have developed a bizarre habit of late – abusing and threatening some peak authorities and respected figures.
AGENT ACCUSED OF BAIT PRICING
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is taking legal action against a member of the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) over misleading and deceptive conduct.
FUDGING REAL ESTATE STATISTICS
It’s one of the oldest tricks in real estate – distort the sales results to make auctions look good.
DECADES OF DECEIT
It’s about time taxpayers got back some of the hundreds of millions of dollars they have lost through real estate deceit.
Angry Clients Picket Get-Rich-Quick Seminar
Give the money back – QUICK. ‘Turn $1 into $1million within 7 years’, trumpets the sign outside 168 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest.
“BURN THE JENMAN BOOK”
A long time ago, Confucius wandered around China discussing ethical issues. People loved his teachings. But he upset some powerful and corrupt figures. And so, they burned his books.
Public Apology About Henry Kaye
I deeply regret not saying more about Henry Kaye and not saying it sooner. I am sorry. I will try not to make the same mistake again.
HOMEBUYERS TO HAVE WARRANTIES
If reports from Canberra are correct, the ACT Attorney-General, could become the hero of Australian real estate consumer protection.
WHO INSPECTS HOME INSPECTORS?
Everything is going well until the agent reveals that the bathroom was remodelled “due to unexpected bomb damage” and a shoot-out….
PROPERTY BURGLARIES A NATIONAL PROBLEM
In an age when home security is a major community concern, the disregard for personal safety in real estate is astonishing.
Hope for Kaye’s Finance Victims
Regulators may come to the rescue. Of all the stories to emerge from the Kaye scam, the saddest are those involving loans to low income earners.
