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Lovis Gaultier asked:
how do i post an ad on property junction
14/05/2012, 10:53 Answer 30 Views | 1 Answers-
Hi Lovis. Please contact our Support Line. Call us on +27 21 818 8607....
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mbavhalelo ndou asked:
Are there any new properties in Baccleuch?, ones that havent been owned by anyone before ranging between R499 000 to R620 000
27/03/2012, 11:18 Answer 67 Views | 2 Answers-
Do you mean Baccleuch in Sandton? If you can't find any on PropertyJunction why not create an alert and when properties in Baccleuch are listed you'll be notified. As far as non-lived in pro...
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Buccleuch
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toni enderli asked:
What do clients look for in an Estate Agent?
01/03/2012, 12:33 Answer 99 Views | 3 Answers-
I use someone I can trust, someone who is honest about potential pitfalls, who doesn't over promise and under deliver, and someone who knows the area well. For me, the individual agent matters mo...
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well said...it shows that communication is key to service results..
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Nicole Attridge asked:
What commission should I be prepared to pay an estate agent on the sale of my property? In other words, what is the rate they ask for, and the rate I should try to negotiate?
20/02/2012, 10:29 Answer 154 Views | 7 Answers-
An average agent should be moving 2/3 properties a month or their principal will not be impressed and they may lose their territory. It's a tough game. 3 houses sold at R750k each sharing 50% wit...
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I'm meeting with my prospective agent next week. We'll have to see how good my negotiating skills are :)
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Waldo Brand asked:
Is it better to buy a property at the moment taking into account the state of the global economy or to rent
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Best Answer: I agree one has to be cautious and never overextend your risk. But in saying that I would downgrade my lifestyle and own my own property rather than pay off someone else's property investment any...
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I personally really like property as an investment and if I had the capital I would buy, buy, buy at the moment.
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I am worried about the world economy. If your job/income is secure and you don't bond the property more than 70% I would buy. But I would be surprised if many people could both those requirements...
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Lee Ingram asked:
Which are the best sites to advertise long term rentals on
20/01/2012, 12:40 Answer 93 Views | 1 Answers-
Gumtree
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Property Junction asked:
It's almost holiday time! Where are you going this festive season? Bush?Beach?Berg?Where ever you go these holidays enjoy, be safe and have fun!
15/12/2011, 15:22 Answer 235 Views | 3 Answers-
Winelands, here I come!
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I'm forced to stay and enjoy Cape Town. *Sigh? NOT!
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Terence Hewitt asked:
Should you buy a second home now?
16/11/2011, 14:21 Answer 225 Views | 3 Answers-
It depends on one's own financial situation. If you are not risk averse, and you can buy a second property for investment purposes without putting yourself under financial strain, many would cons...
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To give a definitive answer one would need to know your reasons for wanting to buy that second home. I agree with the previous poster, if you are patient and have the luxury of shopping around you are...
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Elan Lohmann asked:
I own a property in Mouille Point near the lighthouse. People think the proposed motor GP to go past there will up the value. I am not so convinced
24/10/2011, 10:42 Answer 213 Views | 4 Answers-
I agree with Ali Mcbiel, Rentals during the period will go up but I see no long term effect on prices, Mouille Point is too expensive already!
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I hope you invite us all round to watch the F1!! But don't think it will make any difference to prices in the short term - perhaps if CapeTown became a real tourist destination then yes - but the...
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Hein Joubert asked:
If a building contractor's quotation has no "valid until date" indicated, how long is the quotation valid for by law
24/10/2011, 09:32 Answer 239 Views | 1 Answers-
Depends if he is a member of the Builders Assosiation. Then its 5 years. But its almost impossible to get claims approved.
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Natja Carli asked:
Does an exclusive use garden add significant value to flats in the Rondebosch area?
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Best Answer: Yep, it ll depends on what a buyer is looking for. Those that want a garden will be willing to pay more.
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it would add value yes, but how much is debatable. Rather get an opinion from a real estate agent who operates in the area.
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Thanks for the tips! The unfortunate thing about the estate agents in the area is that their valuations vary quite drastically, with almost R800,000.00 between the highest and lowest valuation. Some o...
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