Rental Property Taxes in South Africa
Capital gains tax is paid on the proceeds of a property that is sold. Annual tax is paid on rental income. Remember to deduct your…
How to buy a property using existing assets
Asset-based lending allows individuals to use their investment or crypto portfolios as collateral for property loans, bypassing traditional deposit requirements. Various banks and companies offer…
Understanding the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) in South Africa
The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) is the body that regulates the property industry in South Africa. It plays a pivotal role in ensuring trust,…
How to Evict a Tenant Legally in South Africa
Evicting a tenant in South Africa requires strict adherence to legal procedures as governed by various acts, such as the PIE Act and the Rental…
How To Use Asset Depreciation to Claim Tax Back
Depreciation is a tax deduction that allows businesses and property owners to recover the cost of tangible assets used to generate income over time in…
How to Become a Real Estate Agent in South Africa
Becoming a real estate agent requires you to be elegible, as well as do a one year internship. You will be required to register with…
How to remove a partner from a mortgage
In short, you will need to apply for a new home loan or sell the property.
A Review of Maboneng in Johannesburg
Maboneng in Johannesburg is an urban renewal project located on the eastern side of Johannesburg’s central business district. With artist studios, galleries, offices, and restaurants,…
Refinancing Your Rental Property: A Strategic Approach to Maximizing Returns
Refinancing, or reappllying for a new loan/term at the current property value allows for freeing up cash and lowering monthly repayments
Bankenveld District City: A New Urban Development in Johannesburg between Sandton and Waterfall
Bakenveld District City, between the N3 and M1 in Johannesburg, is aiming to be a game changer n the affordable housing, energy efficient and secure…
IGrow Wealth Investments: A Review for South African Property Investors
Thinking about investing in property in South Africa? IGrow Wealth Investments offers properties, rental, management and section13sex tax advice.
Should I have a Fixed or Variable Interest Rate for my Home Loan?
Navigating home loan rates: Choose fixed for stability or variable for potential savings. Plan wisely for long-term financial security.
How To Dealing With Noisy/Nuisance Neighbours in South Africa
Navigating neighbourly disputes in South Africa: Understand your rights and legal recourse for effective issue resolution.
Body corporate trustees and the abuse of power
Sectional title scheme hijackings pose real threats, leading to financial and interpersonal turmoil. Trustees abusing power can result in mismanagement, financial exploitation, and unethical decisions.
How to Cut Rental Property Maintenance Costs
Maximize profitability by cutting rental property maintenance costs smartly. Prioritize durability over aesthetics and consider insurance for unforeseen events.
Building Generational Wealth With Trusts in South Africa
Transferring generational wealth in South Africa? Consider trusts for tax advantages, asset protection, and efficient wealth transfer.
Should I Buy an Investment Property in a Trust in South Africa?
Owning investment property via a trust in South Africa offers tax advantages, asset protection, and estate planning benefits.
How do banks determine your Home Loan Interest Rates: What you Need to know
Understanding how to secure a better home loan interest rate: consider education, marital status, job stability, credit score, negotiation, and property factors.
How to Create a Homeowners Association in South Africa – What You Need to Know
Creating an HOA in South Africa involves drafting rules, electing a board, possibly registering as a non-profit, and complying with bylaws.
Using the Flisp/First Home Finance subsidy on your first property
FLISP, now called First Home, aids first-time homebuyers with monthly incomes between R3,501 and R22,000, offering subsidies to ease property acquisition.