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For all of the headlines emanating from it, in essence, most of Parliament’s existence revolves around two key functions: making and changing the law.

For most Kiwis, the “quarter-acre dream” is shrinking.

We’ve all heard the adage “neither a borrower nor a lender be” … wise words, but pretty hard to adhere to in today’s consumerist world!

Welcome to our second instalment of Caveat venditor, where we’re exploring the very real risks sellers can face during – and well after – property transactions. If you haven’t already, you can check out part 1 here.

Caveat Emptor – buyer beware –is a well-worn phrase that underscores the importance of potential buyers doing their homework before agreeing to any purchase – and living with the fallout if they don’t.

Welcome to our second instalment of Caveat emptor – some key tips on protecting your interests when buying a property.

The future around foreign buyers captured many headlines after last year’s change of Government, and we’re often being asked where the law’s at.