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Latent and patent defects
The literal meaning of the Dutch word ‘Voetstoots’, means ‘testing with a shove of the foot’ but in property law it translates as a property being sold ‘as is’, or ‘what you see is what you get’.
Property Advice
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Private Property Reporter
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08 May 2024
Things to look out for when viewing a property
Avoid buyers’ remorse by thoroughly checking for possible problems before signing an offer to purchase.
Property Advice
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Sarah-Jane Meyer
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09 Dec 2019
What to ask before buying a home
Must do’s and essential questions to ask before buying property.
Property Advice
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Press
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10 Oct 2019
Be honest about your home flaws
When selling your home, this is why it pays to be honest about any defects.
Property Advice
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Press
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20 Sep 2019
What is the voetstoots clause?
Disputes can arise if buyers and sellers don’t understand the voetstoots clause in the sale agreement documents.
Property Advice
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Sarah-Jane Meyer
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09 Sep 2019
Avoid misunderstandings on your offer to purchase
Here's what your offer to purchase document needs to contain.
Property Advice
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Press
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18 Apr 2019
Do you know your home’s history?
Well done! You’ve found your dream home, but do you really know its history? Here’s how to find out the real truth behind those gorgeous tiles.
Property Advice
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Cath Jenkin
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16 Jan 2019
5 things to check before you move into your new home
It may look like the perfect home, but there are some things you need to check before putting pen to paper.
Property Advice
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Cath Jenkin
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19 Sep 2018
18 important questions every property buyer should ask
18 questions to ask your estate agent that will save you a great deal of heartache and money in the long run.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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27 Apr 2018
Should you trust your gut when buying a house?
Many of us become emotionally invested when buying a home but it’s important to consider the practicalities too.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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10 Jan 2018
