根据NSW法律卖家支付房屋和虫害检查的费用？？

astrax

根据NSW法律卖家支付房屋和虫害检查的费用？？
刚刚看到这个2010的帖子， 这法律到底通过没有？ 怎么从来没见过卖家提供过Report？
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根据新的法律，卖家将支付房屋和虫害检查的费用，而买家将节省上千元的费用。而且出售较旧物业的卖家将被迫公开房产的能耗等级和是否含有石棉。
上周州长Kristina Keneally同意了政府的一个时间表，NSW将成为继ACT外第一个采用这个做法的州。
根据这项改变，在拍卖中没有成功的买家将不必花费成千上万的金钱去做房屋检查。但是成功的买家将在交割时最终负担这笔费用。
Law makes homebuyer bills no pest
HOMEBUYERS will save thousands of dollars under new laws forcing vendors to fork out for building and pest inspections.
And people selling older properties could be forced to disclose the building's energy efficiency rating and whether it contains asbestos.
A timetable was approved by Government last week with Premier Kristina Keneally's tick of approval.
NSW would be the first state to change the system after the ACT.
"We are hoping to streamline buying property I would hope by early this year," Labor MP Matt Brown, commissioned to prepare a report for Cabinet, told The Daily Telegraph yesterday.
"Purchasers need to know as much as they can about what they are buying."
Real estate groups have supported the move to provide more information to buyers but are apprehensive on what legal recourse there would be if an inspection report proved inaccurate.
Under the proposed model people who fail to secure a property at auction would no longer be thousands of dollars out of pocket.
However the successful bidder would eventually bear the cost of the inspections on settlement.
Mr Brown said it would be a win for property hunters and vendors.
"At the moment some people are spending thousands of dollars," he said yesterday.
"More and more agents are encouraging people to go to auction and that creates a sense of urgency.
"People want to bid but have no time to get a building and pest report. Once the hammer falls the buyer gets the property warts and all."
The ACT plan in which the vendor passes the inspection cost on to the buyer after the property has been purchased will be considered here.
Real Estate Institute of NSW chief executive officer Tim McKibbin said the institute supported the principle of providing more information to potential buyers. "An informed market is a happy market," he said.
"Whether or not this protects the vendor and the purchaser is a question I have," he said.

astrax

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Helen1104

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