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Tenants rights and obligations
The obligations of tenants, as well as landlords, are covered in statutory, as well as non-statutory law in South Africa.
CT students opt for their own apartments
Many students In Cape Town are moving away from living in digs to living in their own flats. This presents a great opportunity for investors.
Sectional title owner? This is how the new regulations affect you.
New legislation came into effect late last year with regards to sectional title schemes, CSOS and the new Sectional Title Regulations. This is what these mean to you as a Sectional Title owner.
How to choose the right tenant for your rental property
Selecting the right tenant is the most crucial step when deciding to rent out your property. Consider these helpful tips on how to choose the right tenant.
'Voetstoots’ does not provide sellers with an honesty backdoor
Full disclosure of known defects still essential to facilitate an informed buying decision
To Airbnb or not to Airbnb? Are you asking yourself that question?
Airbnb can be a nice little earner for landlords but, as with any property venture, it is important to do the research first.
How the CSOS dispute resolution service works
Bodies Corporate and Home Owners’ Associations are starting to get a sense of how the office of the Ombud for Community Schemes is going to work. Here’s what you can take to the Ombud
How to beat rental crooks
Bogus agents and landlords are using the increasing demand for rental property to scam potential tenants. Here’s how you can avoid being defrauded.
Rules for renting property to family
Renting out a property is a business and should be treated as such regardless of who the tenant is. Here’s how to put the right structures in place when renting to family.
Rental agreements explained
It's vitally important that landlords and tenants have a clear understanding of the various clauses found in lease agreements. Failure to do so could result in trouble for both parties.