Scenario:

A potential bidder, Jane Finch asks to register for an auction of a large, luxury property in your portfolio. You ask Jane for proof of ID, and during the conversation, you learn she is a single parent on a pension.

1) You don't believe she can afford the property. Under NSW anti-discrimination legislation identify your best course of action:

Put it next to Answer choices your answer a} Sensitivelyr suggest that the property might not be suitable for her circumstances and share information about a property you think will be more suitable to meet Jane's needs Advise lane of the reserve price and ask her if she is still interested in registering as a bidder Register Jane on the bidder's record as long as she can provide the required proof of identify Register Jane on the bidder's record as long as she can provide evidence from a financial institute that she can afford the pronertv Put it next to 'fUf H "SWEF a} The slope and Iqualit'glr of the land - b] The wav real property may he used in certain geographic areas - Answer choices c} The type of tenures such as freehold or leasehold - d} Zones are used as a way of grouping areas with similar characteristics such as land use together and setting outcomes for the area through policyr Put it next to you r H HEWE r a} The name of the street and suburb where the property:r is located [1} The type and qualityr of the soil on the land Answer choices d} The name of the draft oontract that both the vendor and the purchaser signs immediatelyr after the auction c} The ofcial record of the owner of the land, including information about mortgages, covenants, caveats and easements Put it next to jib-LIT HHSWEF Answer choices a} Land that has a poor type and quality of soil and can't be used for agricultural purposes b] A physical condition that reduces the value of the property of the property d] A potential threat to an owner's full right to sell a property such as c} Poor local infrastructure development, reducing the market yalue - another party holding a mortgage on the property Put it next to you r H HEWE r Answer choices a} May be made once by the auctioneer on behalf of the vendor to indicate the vendor is not happy with the amount of the last bid and is used to keep the bidding moving forward as long as the bidders have been made aware in advance that a vendor bid is about to be used and it is only used before the reserve price has been reached. Is a genuine bid made directly by the vendor once during the auction to bump up the reserve price, as long as the bidders have been made aware in advance that the vendor is about to make a bid and it is only used before the reserve price has been reached. May be made by the auctioneer on behalf of the vendor to indicate the vendor is not happy with the amount of the last bid and is used to keep the bidding moving forward as long as the bidders have been made aware in advance that a vendor bid is about to be used and it is only used after the reserve price has been reached. Is a genuine bid made by the auctioneer on behalf of the vendor to bump up the reserve price and may be used only if the bidders agree in advance and it is only used before the reserve price has been reached. Put X next Answer choices to your answer a) Elicit further information and obtain specific details about the complaint b) Ensure the client is able to provide a yes or no response c) Take as short a time as possible to resolve the complaint d) Prevent the client rambling on and wasting time