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A nicely dressed and well-spoken man asked to be shown a few properties for sale in Ballito, KZN. A few hours later he had kidnapped, throttled and tied up a 27 year-old female estate agent before driving off in her car.
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''No FFC No commission' wrong title for our campaign' Signature Real Estate is officially proceeding with their appeal against the ‘No FFC No commission’ ruling – a title that has caused some confusion among their fellow agents. Principal Romy Tarboton says in hindsight a better title would have been ‘High Court rules: Estate agent liable for EAAB inefficiency’.
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Speakers Corner Estate agents are talking about the news that Mamodupi Mohlala, CEO of the Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB), took a video of her altercation with an employee and then filed a R800 000 lawsuit against the same man for calling her a bully and an autocratic leader. Here are some of the comments on ‘This is not leadership’ says Rebosa.
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From 1 January it will take longer to apply for lost title deeds The warned about complications to apply for lost title deeds, are finally coming into effect. As of 1 January 2020 it could now take up to five weeks to obtain copies of lost title deeds.
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New Act to clamp down on financial ‘kick-backs’ The new Property Practitioners Act makes it illegal for a property practitioner to receive a financial incentive, or better known as a ‘kick-back’ in return for recommending to clients to make use of a specific service provider such as a transferring attorney. Robert Krautkramer, director with legal firm Miltons Matsemela explains how this will work once the Act becomes effective.
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