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Real Estate And AML, Explained

Real Estate And AML, Explained

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We unpack how AML will reshape Australian real estate, why property attracts dirty money, and how to build a simple, workable plan that keeps deals moving while meeting new obligations. Our guests explain the Austrac starter kits, the role of the AML officer, and the practical steps for assessing risk, verifying funds, and reporting suspicions.

• Why property is a prime target for laundering
• What AML means for agencies of different sizes
• how to use the Austrac starter kits
• risk assessment that fits your client base
• basic due diligence on vendors and buyers
• source of funds versus source of wealth
• reporting suspicions without stopping deals
• choosing and empowering the AML officer
• digitising checks and audit trails
• preparing for annual reporting and evaluations

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