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Selling a House with a Tenant Inside: What You Need to Know

​Selling a property that currently has a tenant living in it happens all the time. When done right, it's pretty straightforward.

Are Verbal Property Deals Binding? A Recent Court Case Explained

In South Africa, there has been a long-standing rule: all property sale agreements must be in writing.

Property Sales & Building Plans: Is a Seller Legally Required to Provide Approved Plans?

One of the most common questions in property transactions is: "Is the seller legally required to provide approved building plans?"

The First-Time Buyer’s Guide to Credit: Why Your Credit Score Matters More Than You Think

Buying your first home is a major milestone, but many buyers make the mistake of focusing solely on the property and their monthly budget.

Update on Marital Property Law: The "Husband’s Domicile" Rule

Because this ruling involves changing the common law, it still needs to be confirmed by the Constitutional Court before it becomes final.

Buyer Beware: When A Property Defect Is The Buyer's Problem

There’s an old saying: "A buyer needs a hundred eyes, but a seller needs none.

Lied to When Buying a House? Here Are Your Rights

What happens if a property seller gives you false information just to get you to sign on the dotted line?

Buying a House? Don’t Assume the Building Plans Are Included.

Most people think that buying a house is like buying a car—it should automatically come with all its "papers." In South Africa, that isn’t actually the case.

Approved Building Plans & Consent for Use: Essential for a Smooth Property Transfer

Here is a breakdown of why having "approved plans" isn't the same thing as having "permission to use" your property.

Invasive Plants Can Become A Big Problem After Buying A Property Without A NEMBA Clause

Whether you are buying or selling a home, you might think the trees and plants in the garden are just "part of the scenery."
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