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Lockdown plans for tenants and landlords
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Lockdown plans for tenants and landlords

How your lease could change during the lockdown in South Africa.

Renters guide: Signing on the dotted line
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Renters guide: Signing on the dotted line

Information on the lease agreement and renting from a landlord versus an agent.

Sellers guide: Moving tips
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Sellers guide: Moving tips

Take the stress out of moving home, with these useful tips.

Renters guide: How to deal with the deposit
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Renters guide: How to deal with the deposit

The ins and outs of how a rental deposit should be handled.

A step-by-step guide for the property renting process
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A step-by-step guide for the property renting process

A step-by-step guide to lead you through the renting process, allowing you to make the best renting decisions.

Renters guide: The landlord-tenant relationship
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Renters guide: The landlord-tenant relationship

How to deal with problems that may arise between landlords and tenants, and who is responsible for what.

Renters guide: Getting your ducks in a row
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Renters guide: Getting your ducks in a row

The first steps to getting yourself ready for renting a home.

Registration and Transfer Costs - Explained
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Registration and Transfer Costs - Explained

Find out the estimated costs of buying a property, when to pay, who to pay, and what the money is used for.

Why do tenants move so often?
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Why do tenants move so often?

The results of Just Property’s survey of tenants are in, and landlords and letting agents are in for an eye opener.