Renting Property
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Protect your money … every property agent must have a valid Fidelity Fund Certificate
Make sure your property agent is registered. A valid Fidelity Fund Certificate protects you, your money, and ensures legal, ethical…
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What you need to qualify for a rental property
Want to secure your next rental? You’ll need a good credit score, proof of income, references, and funds ready for…
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Rental yields, tax benefits, residency lure South Africans to offshore property
More South Africans are investing in offshore property—particularly in Dubai, Mauritius, and Namibia—for benefits like strong rental yields, tax advantages,…
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SA’s top buy-to-let suburbs
South Africa’s rental market is thriving, with low vacancies and high yields making suburbs like Woodstock, Bellville, Sandton, and Umhlanga…
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Gauteng’s rental affordability appeals as semigration reverses
Gauteng’s rental market is booming as affordability and job prospects drive a reverse semigration from the Cape, creating strong demand…
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What to know about renting with a friend or partner
Take proactive measures and clear agreements to prevent legal headaches if the living situation deteriorates, here are a few important…
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Five things a tenant should do in rental property
Tenants must be aware of the limitations and rules that come with renting a property.
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Struggling to sell? Consider renting out your property
Renting out your property if you are struggling to get it sold is an excellent option if you need to…
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Signs that you are ready to get out of the rental market
Advice to help aspiring homeowners decide whether it’s time to move out of the rental market.
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The rental market is on the rise
Right now, the rental market is heating up in major centres, with young South Africans no longer measuring their success…
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Important advice for first-time tenants
This article provides valuable answers on a few frequently asked rental questions.
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TPN Credit Bureau’s latest Vacancy Survey Report
Cautious investments prevent rental bubble as vacancies hit a low of 5.07%.
