A chattels list outlines all movable items included in a property sale, helping buyers and sellers avoid confusion and conflict. In New Zealand, having a clear chattels list is essential for ensuring both parties know exactly what stays with the home after settlement.

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When "Saving $50 a Week" Ends Up Costing You Thousands It starts innocently enough. You buy a property and think, "How hard can it be?"...