Regulation – Understanding Property Due Diligence
$149 inc GST
Why to conduct further investigations
Anything which may or may not affect a buyer’s purchasing decisions, including price, special conditions etc. “Anything” includes knowledge of negatively perceived “events” or “facts” of the area. This encompasses “events” or “facts” that could affect the property, including those that might not be obvious.
- Present all the facts – positive or negative
- How to search and investigate
- When to investigate – reduce your liability
- Red Flags Searches
- Checklist
- Available resources
Overview & Introduction to Residential Architectural Styles of Western Australia (1850 – Present)
$149 inc GST
This online course is designed to help Western Australian real estate agents recognise, appreciate, and communicate the value of the state’s diverse built heritage. The course explores key architectural styles found across WA—from colonial and Federation-era buildings to post-war and modernist developments—highlighting their historical context, characteristic features, and conservation considerations. Agents will learn how heritage listings work, what they mean for property management and marketing, and how to engage respectfully with owners, buyers, and communities. This practical knowledge supports more informed sales conversations and promotes responsible stewardship of WA’s unique architectural legacy.
What to look out for and best understand the various types of architectural styles for the different time periods of the residential buildings constructed over the last 175 years in Western Australia.
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New R-Codes
A high level summary of the changes to Low to Medium Density Housing
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