Posted on November 15th, 2011 by heinrich
The Scoop on Property Bond Transfers
Its most people’s dream to own property. Whether it’s to start a family or to set up a business, there is a thrill of getting your first property asset. One of the procedures of buying (or selling) a property is property bond transfers.
Property bond transfers are the legal action of having the property transferred from the seller to the ownership of the buyer. It might seem a bit bureaucratic, but basically it’s so that the asset is in the right name and that the municipal procedures can take effect in the name of the new owner.
Property Bond Transfers: A step in Owning Your Own Home
Property bond transfers are only one step in owning your own property. Getting your new property transferred into your name is a great feeling, but there are other procedures you’ll need to follow to get it all done and dusted.
- Attorneys – There are various attorney involved to get a property legally in your name. All these attorneys communicate with each other to complete the process. The bond attorney looks after the bond issues and prepares the bond document. The transferring attorney makes sure the transfer happens and caters for the transfer costs and duties. Finally the cancellation attorney is responsible for cancelling the sellers bond.
- Deeds Office – The deeds office is where all the documents are lodged once everything has been filled out and all the costs are paid. Once all the documents are checked and approved (this can take up to 3 weeks), the attorneys are once again contacted for final registration.
When it comes to property bond transfers its best to get the services of a licensed conveyor to help your through the process quickly and effectively. A professional conveyor will alleviate your stress and make sure everything goes seamlessly.
Contact Details:
Contact Number:
012 654 4107 or 082 578 3104
Fax Number:
012 654 7407
Email:
bert@bertsmith.co.za
Website:
http://www.bertsmith.co.za
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Posted on April 21st, 2011 by heinrich
Property Transfer Costs In South Africa
When you buy property in South Africa, property transfer costs must be paid when the property is transferred into your name.
When you buy vacant land, you will buy property transfers costs on the land only, but if you buy an existing home the property transfer costs are based on the value of the land and the building.
A property transfer costs calculator calculates the transfer costs, transfer duty and bond registration costs on the purchase price and the mortgage bond amount you provide. Property transfer costs in South Africa are charged on a sliding scale depending on the price of the property – the more expensive the property, the higher the property transfer costs.
Contact Details:
Contact Number:
012 654 4107 or 082 578 3104
Fax Number:
012 654 7407
Email:
bert@bertsmith.co.za
Website:
http://www.bertsmith.co.za
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Posted on April 21st, 2011 by heinrich
A variety of fees are payable when you buy a property in South Africa. Before signing a preliminary contract, check exactly what fees are payable and have them confirmed in writing. Property transfer costs are often overlooked when purchasing a property and should be taken into account when assessing your affordability.
Property transfer costs are taxes levied on the transfer of ownership of fixed property. If you are buying as a company, a close corporation or a trust, property transfer costs are levied at a flat rate of 10% of the purchase price.
If you are buying as an individual (officially termed a ‘natural person’), the property transfer costs are calculated on a sliding scale according to the purchase price of the property.
Contact Details:
Contact Number:
012 654 4107 or 082 578 3104
Fax Number:
012 654 7407
Email:
bert@bertsmith.co.za
Website:
http://www.bertsmith.co.za
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Posted on December 6th, 2010 by zenia
Conveyancing Is A Part Of The Legal Profession
There are many different disciplines and specialisations within the legal profession one of which is conveyancing. Conveyancers are attorneys at law who specialise in property law and the various legal requirements that are involved in fixed property transactions such as title deed transfer and bond registration. Conveyancers also are able to advise on sectional title transfers, municipal property law as well as the various issues that arise with relation to tax such as capital gains tax. Most conveyancers enter the conveyancing profession via the legal profession and either work as individuals or as part of a law firm offering conveyancing as one of its services.
Contact Details:
Contact Number:
012 654 4107 or 082 578 3104
Fax Number:
012 654 7407
Email:
bert@bertsmith.co.za
Website:
http://www.bertsmith.co.za
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Posted on October 16th, 2010 by zenia
Keep Bond Registration Costs In Mind When Shopping For Property
Bond registration costs also include the transfer costs. You can use the table at our site to calculate each part of the bond registration and transfer cost. It should be noted that there are several players involved in the registration and transferring of a bond. As such specific fees are payable and should be budgeted for when you shop for a home. Also note that a company or close corporation will pay more. The bond registration costs include:
• Conveyancing fees
• Stamp duty
• VAT
• Posts & Petties
• Deeds Office fees
The transfer costs include:
• Transfer duties
• Conveyancing fees
• Posts & Petties
• Deeds Office
• Incidental
Make sure you know what you will have to pay for bond registration before you set out in buying property. All transfer costs must be paid before the property ownership can be transferred.
Contact Details:
Contact Number:
012 654 4107 or 082 578 3104
Fax Number:
012 654 7407
Email:
bert@bertsmith.co.za
Website:
http://www.bertsmith.co.za
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