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A Word From The C.E.O
Teboho Phello is an entrepreneur and a property enthusiast. By profession, he is an admitted Attorney since 2016, and he furthered his studies to become a specialist as a Property Lawyer, being admitted as a Conveyancing Attorney and a Notary.
We Offer:
We have partnered up with an esteemed Law firm called Phello Attorneys, which provides us with accredited conveyancers.
Our Estate agents are not normal. They tend to get the job done quicker than most people. Come and see how.
Whether your property needs some renovations, building or even an investment boost, we are here to make your property journey seamless.
Let us help you to bridge that gap and say goodbye to your cash flow problems.
Property News & Tips
Helpful Tips
Top Tips for First-Time Home Buyers in South Africa
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- Purchasing your first home is an exciting milestone, but it can also be daunting. To navigate the South African property market successfully, consider the following tips:
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How to Get Approved for a Bond in South Africa (Step-by-Step Guide)
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- Applying for a home loan (bond) is a crucial step in purchasing property. To increase your chances of approval, follow these steps:
Helpful Hints
The Difference Between an Amateur and a Professional Conveyancer
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- Conveyancers handle the legal aspects of transferring property ownership, and here's how to differentiate between an amateur and a professional conveyancer:
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Teboho Phello
Director
Dan Magagula
Talent Management
Nyiko Baloyi
Estate Agent
Tshepo Ramatladi
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Frequently Asked Questions?
Most banks require a deposit of at least 10% – 20% of the property’s purchase price. However, some banks offer 100% home loans to qualifying buyers. Having a deposit can improve your chances of getting a better interest rate on your bond.
In addition to the purchase price, buyers should budget for:
Bond registration fees
Transfer duty (if the property costs over R1.1 million)
Conveyancing/legal fees
Bank initiation fees
Moving costs and potential renovations
The process can take anywhere from 6 to 12 weeks, depending on bond approval, legal paperwork, and municipal clearance certificates. Delays can happen due to incomplete documentation or financial approvals.
Yes, foreigners can buy property in SA without restrictions, but if they need a loan, banks usually only finance up to 50% of the purchase price. This means they must pay a 50% deposit upfront. Also, if the foreign buyer ever wants to sell, they must follow SARB (South African Reserve Bank) exchange control regulations when transferring money out of the country.
The best way is to get a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) from a real estate agent, which compares your home to similar properties in your area. Things that influence the price include:
Location (suburb demand)
Condition of the house
Size of the property
Recent sales in your neighborhood
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