Fraud in Real Estate: How to Stay Safe in South Africa

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Fraud in Real Estate: How to Stay Safe in South Africa

Fraud is rising in South Africa, so vigilance and verification are key to staying safe.

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When buyers view a property it will in all likelihood be fully furnished and have all the current owner’s belongings...

Immovable property transfers are governed by South African legislation (the Land Alienation Act soon to be replaced by...

Families often wonder whether their assets should be protected by forming a family trust, and whether they are worth...

Many landlords, when asked, will probably say they use a “standard lease” when signing a rental agreement with their...

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With the City of Cape Town implementing Level 4B water restrictions as of 1 July 2017, which has very stringent water...

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When selling a home, all sellers will have to provide a series of compliance certificates for various items on their...

It seems the most obvious advice - to sell a home quickly, you need to price it fairly and in line with comparative...

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