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20-06-2019
09:54 AM
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Hi, I have the 2019/20 NSW LRS fee (https://www.nswlrs.com.au/getattachment/4c30b323-f8a8-4939-b1bd-9e1dae74b9c7/2019%202020%20NSW%20LRS%20Fees%20Update) and I'm seeking the new PEXA fee and it's not up yet. Please let us know what it is to be.
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01-11-2017
02:27 PM
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How about source funds for incoming banks? Is there a guideline for this?
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30-10-2017
11:49 AM
For me it automatically creates a destination line item when I enter the assessment information in the 'stamp duty' section (found in the green/blue/teal sidebar).
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19-10-2017
10:06 AM
What is envisaged by the " Net Adjustments" is it used for the final purchase price including adjustments. Or just the adjustments Ie are we talking "450,957.80" or "957.80" thanks
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17-10-2017
04:45 PM
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I'm not from Pexa, but I do know you can act in more than one role by going to workplace settings and adding the second role in. - in the green/blue side bar select workplace settings - in role settings, edit - select caveator on title - add role
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12-10-2017
01:27 PM
Hi We have a matter where the bank processed the Discharge of Mortgage on Monday, as its unencumbered there is a paper CT. It shows on LPI online as issued to the bank's 1W box. The bank is now telling me it will take 6 weeks to process for the deed to issue. When we settle in pexa it the deed arrives in our country based office within 4 business days. Has anyone else had these odd timeframes from the bank? Thanks
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21-08-2017
12:55 PM
We are in the process of doing two of these in NSW. I was under the assumption that we could use our Direct Debit Account to pay pexa and registration fees. I was wrong. The pexa and registration fees MUST come from your Trust or Source Account.
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21-06-2017
11:17 AM
I'm getting the opposite from the red one... they are sending the invites on behalf of purchasers. Then the purchasers Conveyancer is declining it!
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08-05-2017
09:55 AM
I think the intention is that we now use a priority notice instead?
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27-04-2017
02:57 PM
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I'd include a reference back to clause 30.11.2...
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08-02-2017
09:10 AM
Hi There doesn't seem to be a 'blurb' on these events. Are we obtaining an accreditation, or is it an accredited provider? Is this over and above the in-office training provided by our PEXA direct specialist? Are they for people starting in PEXA or for people who have settled several matters? Many thanks
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15-12-2016
01:45 PM
From a practitioner's point of view, if it's a bank certification requirement it would be the bank or their representative. Firstly, when preparing the PN the default name is the name of who you act for, therefore there will be many errors made due to this default. Secondly, what if the practitioner gets the incoming mortgagee's name wrong. As per the first item it's something we must type in and override. Thirdly, only the person who has lodged it has access to the details. The PN is meant to show on the final search, however it does not. It's extra processing for us to print it all and fax or email it to you. Also, the solicitors for the credit union who requires in it our area didn't give any notice - I heard about it at a settlement, verified it and called our Pexa lady. Other practitioners in our area have since called for advice as they aren't ready to PEXA. Couldn't a system of the solicitor for the IM will do them up to 30 June and then Practitioners do it from 1 July? The Mortgagee/Purchaser is the one paying for it either way.
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