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10 ways to keep your landlord happy
Follow these tips and ensure a trouble-free relationship with your landlord.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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24 Jan 2018
The rise of the ‘rentvestor’
South Africans that want to get on the property ladder but cannot afford to buy their dream home are buying cheaper properties and renting them out instead.
News
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Press
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08 Nov 2017
How to increase your chances of securing a rental
As the demand for rental properties continues to outstrip the current inventory available, it has become increasingly more difficult for tenants to find the right property.
Property Advice
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Press
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01 Nov 2017
Tech-savvy tenants want wired properties
Technology features boost the appeal of rental properties so landlords need to make sure their properties are up to date.
Property Advice
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Press
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09 Oct 2017
How to spot a dodgy landlord
There are landlords and then there are landlords…some are good and some are just plain bad. So how do you know what you are letting yourself in for when you rent a home?
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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02 Oct 2017
How to deal with bad landlords
Is your landlord taking advantage of you? Follow these tips to make sure you’re protected from a current or future bad landlord.
Property Advice
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Carmel Woodman
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02 Oct 2017
How tenants can protect themselves from identity theft
Tenants can be left vulnerable by having to provide sensitive information to future landlords. Here’s how they can protect themselves from their information being misused.
Property Advice
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Carmel Woodman
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02 Oct 2017
9 tips to win over your future landlord
Beat the competition for that rental home of your dreams with our top tips for creating a lasting impression on the prospective landlord.
Property Advice
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Carmel Woodman
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02 Oct 2017
The Gauteng suburbs you should be investing in now
These are the Gauteng suburbs that experts predict to be future property hotspots.
News
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Press
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13 Sep 2017
This is the type of home that millennials want
The millennials are going back to the suburbs, and they are mostly buying pre-owned family homes with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a garden.
News
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Press
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29 Aug 2017
