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An explanation of who is responsible for which payments in terms of transfer duty, commissions, levies and other associated costs.
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Understanding a Power of Attorney
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A power of attorney is a document wherein a person (the principal) gives another person the authority or power to act on his behalf.
Tips for Purchasers when buying a property
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Buying a property is an exciting but overwhelming experience for purchasers. Here are some important points to consider when purchasing a property.
What is a Transfer Duty?
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Transfer Duty is a tax levied on the value of any property acquired by any person by way of a transaction or in any other way.
Property market trends and demands
Category Market Advice
In today's property market, there are various factors that are influencing property trends in South Africa, such as the interest rate hikes.
Various Marital Property Regimes
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In South Africa, there are various marital property regimes, and it is important to understand and how it affects property ownership.
Capital Gains Tax
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On 1 October 2001, Capital Gains Tax was introduced and forms part of income tax
Running a Business?
Category Sectional-title Advice
The golden Rule, no business activities should be performed in a residentially zoned scheme under any circumstances.
Valid or void Offer to Purchase
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An Offer to Purchase must be in writing and must be signed by all parties to constitute an Offer to Purchase
Pitfalls to avoid when renting
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In this article we will be discussing the common pitfalls you must look out for before you sign your rental agreement
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