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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."

Don’t Sign an Offer to Purchase Blindly: A Simple Guide to Your Property Rights

Before you put pen to paper on an Offer to Purchase (OTP), it’s vital to know exactly what you’re getting into.

When Does a Property Seller Get Paid After the Property Has Been Sold?

Learn when you'll get paid after selling your property. Understand the transfer process and get your proceeds securely within 1–2 days.

House Hunting 101: Simple Tips for Buying Your First Home

Buying a home is exciting! But for first-time buyers, signing the Sale Agreement (the legal contract) can feel overwhelming.

Buying a House for Your Children (Who Are Under 18)

Should you buy a house and put it in your young child’s name?

How and When Can You Legally Avoid Paying Transfer Duty?

When you buy a house or property, there are two main financial things you must pay besides the purchase price: Transfer Duty and Transfer Costs

Top Tips for First-Time Home Buyers

Inspect carefully, know your budget, get legal advice, list repairs, and use suspensive clauses to buy your home safely. Start today.

Making the Most of Property Investment: South Africa’s Inner-City Tax Break

Invest in South Africa’s Urban Development Zones and save on taxes while improving inner-city areas. Claim your UDZ benefits and boost profits today.
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