Whether you’re just researching or actively planning a move, these guides explain the South African property process in plain language – no pressure, no jargon.

• The A-Z of Selling Your Home in South Africa – The Selling Process explained.
• Who Pays For What? “Hidden” costs when buying or selling property in South Africa.?
• Seller Mandates explained.
• The Offer To Purchase (OTP) explained.
• Capital Gains Tax
• “Voetstoots” – what does it mean?
• The “72-Hour Clause” explained.
• Building Plans – are they required when selling a property?
• Should You Renovate Before Selling Your Home?
• Property Scam Warning – Verify Banking Details Before You Pay
• Property Transfer & Registration process.
• VAT or Transfer duty – which is payable?
• Property valuations – how to determine YOUR HOME’S current market value.
• Alternative Electricity Supply and SSEG systems – Regulations to adhere to.
• What It Really Takes To Succeed As A Real Estate Agent in South Africa
• Sectional Title vs Freehold (Full Title) Property
• FICA Compliance in Property Transactions
• Compliance Certificates (Electrical, Beetle, Gas, Water, Electric Fencing).
• Fixtures and Fittings – what goes and what stays?
• Digital Signatures: are they allowed on Sale Agreements?
• Pricing your property correctly.
• Common Mistakes when Selling a property.
• Becoming water wise
• Helping your children adjust to the move
• Financial distress – What are your options?
• Sale Agreements: Common Terms explained.
• Sectional Title – advantages and disadvantages.
• Preparing your home for sale – where do you begin?
• How to choose an estate agent.
• Your Credit Record – Tips to keep it in good standing.
• Property Investment – avoid these mistakes.
• Foreign Buyers – the process explained.
• Withholding tax: obligation on Purchaser if seller is a non-resident.
• Code Of Conduct for Estate Agents (ethical behaviour).

Please contact us if you have any questions or need guidance on selling or buying property. We specialize in making the process as smooth as possible.