Alex Zhang

American get-rich-guru, Robert G Allen, travels the world claiming that he is “under deadline to create a thousand millionaires”.

Stamp duty is back in the news. And, as usual, governments are being blamed for ripping off homebuyers.

When it comes to the REIQ, their code of ethics is little more than a code of silence.

The Queensland government has finally caught a property investment spruiker.

A cooling market is when consumers need maximum protection.

The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT), found that Simon had committed eight breaches of the Estate Agents Act. He was fined and lost his real estate license.

Mark Paul Hunt is now a prisoner. But it took four years to get him into jail. And almost as long for his victims to get compensation from an indemnity fund which is supposed to compensate the victims of real estate agency trust account fraud.

A New Zealand property spruiker is blaming bad publicity for the plummeting prices of Auckland apartments.

What sort of real estate agents harass the bereaved relatives of someone who has recently died? The answer is simple. Agents who have completed the Queensland Government’s approved real estate licensing course.

The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) – the organisation that protects real estate agents – has launched a savage attack against Australian consumer advocate Neil Jenman.