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'Voetstoots' and the Consumer Protection Act

How the CPA affects the use of the voetstoots clause

Who pays for the levy clearance certificate

Avoid any confusion as to who pays for which certificates in the sale of a property

Questions Any Home Buyer Should Ask

Purchasing a home is one of the biggest financial decisions many of us will ever make; a decision that is not to be made lightly. Herewith are number of que

What’s going on with Electric Fence System Compliance Certificates?

According to the Electrical Machinery Regulations of 2011, as issued under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993, property sellers now need to o

Protection skewed when it comes to property

Tenants offered more protection than landlords

'Better rent deals don't equate to tenants market'

Business property leases coming up for renewal under current circumstances have a good chance of being renegotiated in favour of the tenant but Gerrie van Biljo

Property the Gateway to a Better Life

Property builds wealth

High walls 'high risk' and 'policing nightmare'

High wall might not actually be making you safer

Selling Primary Residence - Beware of Capital Gains Tax

Capital gains tax is becoming more relevant as property prices have increased

New Owners and Seller's Historic Debt

New owners are not necessarily liable for historic debt on a property

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