Articles related to "Suspensive Conditions"
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Will the war in Ukraine affect the SA property market?
There are possible effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on the South African economy and the local property market.
Property Advice
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Sarah-Jane Meyer
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06 Apr 2022
Bond approvals as a suspensive condition
If a bond approval is included as a suspensive condition in an offer to purchase, does this include the terms and conditions thereof?
Property Advice
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Press
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24 Apr 2019
Questions an attorney should ask before drafting an offer to purchase
An offer to purchase becomes a legally binding document once signed so it’s imperative that you use an experienced attorney to draft it.
Property Advice
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Press
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23 Nov 2017
How to choose the best offer on your house
Price isn’t the only thing to consider when evaluating offers on your property. Here’s what else you need to look out for before signing that offer to purchase.
Property Advice
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Private Property Reporter
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21 Nov 2016
Check the plans before you buy
Find out why it's of utmost importance to check the plans of a property before you buy it.
Property Advice
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Press
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24 May 2016
The offer to purchase agreement : suspensive and resolutive conditions
What is a condition, and why do suspensive and resolutive conditions exist?
Property Advice
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Property Power
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22 Sep 2015
Sellers should have a backup plan
When selling a property, it’s useful to have a backup offer on the table in case the original offer falls through.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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27 Mar 2015
First come, first served?
What should you do when you receive more than one offer on your home? Sounds like a bit of a stupid question – you accept the highest offer, right? Well, maybe not. When it comes to selling a property it’s not all about the ...
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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20 Nov 2014
SALE FAIL: Don’t keep your seller in suspense
Most, if not all, property sale agreements contains suspensive conditions. If you're buying, you need to understand these conditions: doing so could save you a great deal of money and keep matters out of the High Court in the ...
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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11 Sep 2014
“I want my money back!”
Most of think that the deposit we put down when buying a home will be refunded if the sale doesn’t go through. After all, we are not talking about a paltry sum here, we are talking about a large amount of money that is lodged ...
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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04 Sep 2014
