Kylie joined Harmans in 2013 after living and working in London. She works part time in the Family Law.
In her spare time she enjoys playing touch rugby, reading, travelling and spending time with her family.
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So, what is an 'as is, where is' property, really?
One of our partners, Alan Prescott, a commercial & residential property specialist, was recently asked by Christchurch Dilemmas to comment on the risks associated with purchasing property in Christchurch "as is, where is". The warning is clear - caveat emptor - buyer beware!
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