Are you ready to SELL ? Prop@T Check List Expected Costs Involved Why sell with a Sole Mandate? Capital Gains Tax Why BUY property ? Prop@T Investment Expected Costs Involved Why opt to buy through Legal entities Foreign Ownership The Registration Process The Best Holiday Destinations      SECURE YOUR WEALTH !   As a PROPERTY OWNER you have options and can enjoy financial leverage and stability.  The value of property doesn't depreciate over time, but keeps up with inflation or exceeds it in terms of growth. Purchasing property can be a tax shelter...   Types of Property Ownership:  > Full Title Absolute ownership over the property, as defined by property title deed. > Sectional Title Is the purchase of a unit in a scheme, and joint ownership of the common property, that can be enjoyed and used by all owners in the scheme. > Share Block Is the sale of shares in a share block company, that entitles one the right to use and occupy a specific property. A shareholder does not become the owner of the property. > Fractional Title Is a percentage share in a property which is sold to a number of individuals, with a shared interest in the property to enjoy the privileges of scheduled property use, and ‘fraction’ in property ownership.    AN ESTATE AGENT PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN ENSURING SECURITY OF YOUR INVESTMENT :   When the right property is found, a willing Purchaser puts in an Offer to Purchase – for the acceptance of the Seller, this agreement is then sent to the nominated conveyancing attorneys – to start the process of changing the Registered Title Deed over the property to the name of the Purchaser. This transfer process takes 3 - 4 months depending on the circumstances of each property transaction. The Registration Process South Africa has one of the best deeds registration systems in the world. One has the option to purchase property in your own name or through a company or trust. An investor should discuss the best method of purchase with their lawyer, as taxation benefits will vary. Property may be owned on either a freehold, leasehold or sectional title basis. One exception of ownership is mineral rights, which belong to the government of South Africa. You may own the land in theory, but not the right to extract minerals from the land. Real estate investments in South Africa are considered very safe. INVEST TODAY & SECURE YOUR FUTURE "Property Ownership"   Matching a willing & able BUYER to a willing & able SELLER AND Doing the Trusted business of Securing your Dream with the Wealth & Security of... a Property Investment