There is no doubt that the best way to sell your property for the most money the market will pay is with a sole mandate. By sole mandate I mean where you give an exclusive instruction to one estate agent to market your property effectively, use the correct strategies to Read more…
It is not uncommon for a rental property owner or landlord to decide to put the property up for sale. The question then arises as to what happens to the tenant. While it is usually advisable that landlords or property owners wait until the end of the lease before they Read more…
In South African law, the voetstoots clause is a standard provision in the sales agreement of immovable property designed to protect the seller against claims for damages discovered after the transaction has taken place. Essentially, the clause stipulates that the buyer purchases the property from the seller in its existing condition, including Read more…
No matter how thoroughly you may have inspected your dream home, unexpected defects can and often do appear after the offer to purchase has been signed. To help you know how to go about dealing with defects when buying a home, below are a few tips to help you better Read more…
When you enter into any agreement it’s important to have full knowledge of what you’re committing to. This is especially the case when it comes to the purchase or rental of a property. When you sign a contract you are binding yourself to a legal agreement when you will have Read more…
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