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The Real Estate Institute Of Tasmania opening hours


The Real Estate Institute Of Tasmania opening hours

Mon
8:30am - 5:00pm
Tue
8:30am - 5:00pm
Wed
8:30am - 5:00pm
Thu
8:30am - 5:00pm
Fri
8:30am - 5:00pm
Sat Closed
Sun Closed
Open Monday to Friday

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  1. About Us

  2. Products and Services

  3. FAQs

About Us

The Real Estate Institute Of Tasmania - Promotion

About The Real Estate Institute Of Tasmania

AT A GLANCE
  • Wide range of homes
  • Able to buy a property for a bargain price
  • Able to provide information on home buying
  • Able to make accurate & authoritative appraisa
  • Professional, ethical & responsible approach
The REIT does not provide any other commercial organisation personal details on any individual member or non-member.
The Real Estate Institute of Tasmania is a member organisation representing the views and the professional needs of its members - these being more than 170 real estate agents (and their staff) throughout the state. We also provide training for the real estate industries and membership facilities is available.

Our aim is to ensure that we treat all personal information with respect and care. However, should you have a complaint that relates to how we have collected or used the information you have provided on yourself, we would like the opportunity to remedy the problem.

This is a legal term that relates to a contract for sale offer by a buyer that becomes legally binding. For example the sale of the buyer's property has been sold and the buyer has secured finance - and the only remaining requirement is to wait for settlement date. At this point there is no turning back and the sale is binding on both parties.

REIT members' experience and knowledge of their local lmarket, combined with their exclusive access to research, enables them to make an accurate and authoritative appraisal of your property.

Payment Methods

Cash
ABN
92 009 481 207
Established
1999

Products and Services

The Real Estate Institute Of Tasmania - Promotion

Services

Appraisals, Auctions, Buying, Market Appraisals, Rentals

Features

Accredited, Delivery, Guaranteed, Leasing, Licensed Real Estate Agent, Registered

Offering

Commercial, Industrial, Residential

Keywords

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FAQs

  • Where can i find information on the legislation governing real estate in Tasmania?

    The two pieces of legislation that covers the real estate industry in Tasmania are the Property Agents and Land Transactions Act (2005) and the Residential Tenancy Amendment Bill (2005). A copy of this legislation can be accessed by going to www.thelaw.tas.gov.au.

  • What is the first home owner's grant?

    This is a federal government of Australia initiative which is designed to assist first home owners to purchase their first home. Information on how the scheme works and how people may apply should go to the Department of Treasury and Finance.

  • Are real estate agents required to have a minimum level of education?

    Yes. They are required to complete a level of education as decreed by the Property Agents Board

  • Is there an industry code of conduct?

    Yes. The Property Agents and Land Transactions Act (2005) make reference to an industry code of conduct which is determined under regulations by the Property Agents Board. The REIT also has their own member's code of practice which is in addition to the legislative requirement.

  • What commission scale is there for real estate sales?

    The level of commission that is charged by a real estate agent to the vendor for the sale of their property is negotiable, but the REIT does have a scale of commissions which can be used purely as a guide.

  • What is a cooling off period?

    Currently in Tasmania legislation does not provide a mandatory cooling off period when making an offer to purchase property. Purchasers in particular from interstate should seek their own professional advice before signing a contract to purchase property.

  • Does your agent have access to REIT member forms?

    The REIT provides forms which are reviewed regularly to ensure compliance with legislative requirements. Is your agent committed to extending their education and skills training? With over 150 courses and workshops offered annually, covering the different areas of real estate practice, REIT members have access to an extensive range of professional development opportunities to enhance their skills and customer service.

  • Is your agent required to have professional indemnity insurance?

    As a further element of protection, REIT members are required to take out professional indemnity insurance. You have the important safeguard of being represented by an estate agent with professional indemnity insurance cover.

  • Does your agent provide useful and relevant information on the internet?

    The REIT has an internet site at www.reit.com.au which includes a directory of REIT agents in any location, with details of expertise relevant to your needs. The majority of REIT members also have their own dedicated websites providing information on their products and services.

  • Is your agent experienced at conducting market appraisals?

    REIT members' experience and knowledge of their local lmarket, combined with their exclusive access to research, enables them to make an accurate and authoritative appraisal of your property.