Frequestly Asked questions

Buying Process

You'll need a valid South African ID (certification not required) and proof of address (not older than 3 months). You'll also sign an Offer to Purchase.
If buying through a company or trust, additional supporting documents will be required.

Yes, provided you're satisfied with the listing details or have completed a virtual viewing. You may also send someone you trust to view on your behalf.

Deposits are often required, depending on the seller's terms. Some private sellers or developers may be flexible, but if applying for a bond, a minimum 40% deposit may be required for vacant land.
All payments are made to the attorney's trust account, not to the agent. This ensures your funds are safely secured.
Yes, foreign nationals can purchase property in South Africa, but you must be 18+ years old and legally allowed to enter into contracts.
No - the seller appoints a transferring attorney, and all buyers work with them. You are, however, free to appoint your own attorney for oversight.
Simply contact your agent. Appointments should be booked at least one day in advance to accommodate demand.
Just bring yourself - and any questions you might have! We'll handle everything else during the visit.
Yes, but ensure it's someone you trust. They should be ready to ask questions and help you make the decision. You're welcome to do a follow-up visit later if needed.

Transfer & Ownership Process

Absolutely! Our agents will match you with properties that fit your financial situation and preferences, ensuring you make a smart investment.
A tax charged by SARS for properties above R1,100,000. If the purchase price is below this threshold, no transfer duty is due.
If you're buying through a bond, your bank will appoint a bond attorney, and you'll be responsible for bond registration costs, separate from transfer fees.
Transfers usually take a minimum of two months (8 weeks). The timeline can vary depending on municipal approval processes and whether it's a cash or bond deal.
Yes - documents must be signed at the attorney's office or before a Commissioner of Oaths (such as at a police station).

Services, Infrastructure & Subdivision

A serviced stand has essential infrastructure already in place: water, sewer, electricity, and sometimes roads or stormwater systems.
Yes - unless otherwise stated, all our listed stands are fully serviced and ready for transfer and building.
Yes - as long as the land is zoned for residential use and your building plans are approved. We'll help you verify zoning and building requirements.
Subdivision is the process of legally splitting a larger piece of land into smaller portions (called "erfs" or stands), each with its own title deed. It must be approved by the municipality.
Yes, if the zoning permits it and the local municipality approves the application. We'll assist you with understanding your property's potential.

Finance & Cancellations

Yes - but vacant land loans often require a higher deposit, typically 30-50%. Approval depends on your credit profile and the property.
Cancellations are handled according to your Offer to Purchase. Typically, a cancellation fee applies to cover admin, marketing, and holding costs.
Some sellers or developers do. Let us know your needs, and we'll connect you with the right options.
You'll be notified immediately. Repeated missed payments may lead to cancellation of the deal, depending on the terms in your signed agreement.

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