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The divorce process can be complicated by many factors, one of which is the ownership of immovable property.
To reduce risks and avoid any disagreements or negative outcomes, there are a few vital things that should be included in the contract of sale.
Buying into a new development, brings with it pros and cons, and there are a number of considerations to bear in mind in order to make an informed decision and invest wisely.
South African law makes provision for a minor child to own an inherited property with the assistance of their legal guardian.
Financial institutions will typically require a buyer to take out homeowners insurance before approving a bond application.
A long term lease entitles the lessee to a limited real right over a property for an agreed period of time ranging from 10 years to 99 years.
When considering renovations to a property, there are typically requirements in place that stipulate how far a building must be from a road or a boundary wall.
While there may be additional information required to successfully be granted a home loan, being self-employed should not be seen as an obstacle to accessing finance.
The role of trustee is often a thankless and time consuming responsibility, and the question is often raised whether they should be remunerated for their work or not.
Eviction is a tricky process and one which needs to be handled correctly to avoid any legal repercussions. Find out which steps the eviction procedure follows.
Working from home is becoming increasingly popular, largely due to the increasing ease of connectivity. While there are many pros and cons that could be argued about making one’s home double up as an office, the tax implications of this decision should also be considered.
Maintenance of houses and apartments can be a costly aspect for any property owner, but when it comes to renting, who is responsible for these costs – the owner or the tenant?
An offer to purchase is a legal document and, once signed by both the buyer and seller, it becomes a legally binding agreement.
A suspensive condition is a term or clause within a contract that clearly stipulates a particular criterion that must be met in order for the contract to come into force. Should the suspensive condition(s) not be met, the contract will be void.
Income received from investment and rental properties falls into the category of taxable income, and as such should be declared to SARS and included in your annual tax return.