“The covenant allowed only one dwelling… the client walked away because it didn’t serve their investment goal.”

Mel Ballas, Conveyed · Melbourne Property Podcast · 19 Tips To NAIL Your Melbourne Property Settlement

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Suggest walking away from a property when a covenant restricts development potential

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