A dying man wants his money back.

Brien Cornwell. Promised investors huge returns.
But whether Brien Cornwell is giving his word to investors or to ASIC, it makes no difference. Brien Cornwell's word amounts to diddley squat.
How some property sellers lose thousands.
You can be sure of one thing: inflated asking prices lead to deflated selling prices.
The agents think this is hilarious.
There is no sense in having a law which says that this is illegal without having a process through which that law can be enacted.
Harcourts and the hardest word.

Ben Gough. Claims to have done nothing wrong.
Ben Gough couldn't find a buyer for the Batchelor family. But when Ben Gough was the owner he soon managed to find a buyer - and at a greatly increased price.
We're going to see a different market in 2010.
Next year will see higher price ranges more dominant. Trade-up buyers and investors will be more visible.
Social issues and comments
And the hearts of agents.
Friends are like stars in the sky, you don't always see them but they are always there.
Bought from 'bleeding' investors.
The first owners lost at least $50,000. They were Australians who bought the place off-the-plans.