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When Love Ends, You Don’t Have to Stay Trapped in Property Ownership

Buying a house together as an unmarried couple is an exciting step toward building a life together. But what happens when the relationship ends?

Can Estate Agents’ Marketing Words Warrant a Property’s Structural Integrity, Condition & Safety?

Calling a house "stunning" or "beautiful" in a real estate advertisement is sales talk, not a legal guarantee that the building won't fall down.

Buying Property in South Africa: A Simple Guide for Foreign and Non-Resident Buyers

South Africa remains a popular spot for international buyers looking for vacation homes, retirement spots, or investments.

Buying a Farm? What to include in the "Due Diligence"

Whether you are buying the entire business or just the assets, you need to be absolutely sure about what you are getting into before you sign any paperwork.

Guesthouse Valuation & Due Diligence: What Buyers Need to Know

Unlike a standard residential property, a guesthouse is evaluated as a dual asset: both as real estate (bricks and mortar) and as a going-concern business.

Buyer's Remorse: When Property Excitement Turns to Stress

Feeling regret after buying property is totally normal. It usually happens when you start worrying that you overpaid, picked the wrong neighbourhood

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.
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