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One of the most common questions in property transactions is: "Is the seller legally required to provide approved building plans?"

Buying your first home is a major milestone, but many buyers make the mistake of focusing solely on the property and their monthly budget.

Because this ruling involves changing the common law, it still needs to be confirmed by the Constitutional Court before it becomes final.

There’s an old saying: "A buyer needs a hundred eyes, but a seller needs none.

What happens if a property seller gives you false information just to get you to sign on the dotted line?

Most people think that buying a house is like buying a car—it should automatically come with all its "papers." In South Africa, that isn’t actually the case.

Here is a breakdown of why having "approved plans" isn't the same thing as having "permission to use" your property.

Whether you are buying or selling a home, you might think the trees and plants in the garden are just "part of the scenery."

Before you put pen to paper on an Offer to Purchase (OTP), it’s vital to know exactly what you’re getting into.

Learn when you'll get paid after selling your property. Understand the transfer process and get your proceeds securely within 1–2 days.