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Conveyancing Lawyers in Hout Bay
One can sometimes further lower (travel and time) costs in selling a property by hiring a conveyancing attorney/lawyer who is based in your suburb; making it easier to travel to the conveyancer and sign documents (unless the conveyancer agrees to come to you).
The following conveyancers are based in the Hout Bay suburb of Cape Town:
- Caroline Patricia Wansbury; member number 85371 with the Legal Practice Council
- Charlene Nolte-Joubert; member number 86315 with the Legal Practice Council
- Cynthia Brown; member number 87760 with the Legal Practice Council
- David Angus Dewar; member number 90565 with the Legal Practice Council
- Eugene Nico Bester; member number 79529 with the Legal Practice Council
- Frank Saundre Holland; member number 87917 with the Legal Practice Council
- Geoffrey Stephen Rudman; member number 87917 with the Legal Practice Council
- Keith Gordon Honeyman; member number 79755 with the Legal Practice Council
Clearly visible in the map above are:
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Desai Attorneys
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FHA Conveyancers
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Geoff Rudman & Associates
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Mark Dittke Attorney
Property Buy/Sell/Transfer/Usufruct
Before hiring a conveyancing attorney/lawyer in South Africa, it is critical that you check that they are listed by the Legal Practice Council.
Estate agents serving Hout Bay
- Ingred Killa
- Seef agent
- Phone 021-790-1032
- B1 Mainstream Centre, Princess St, Hout Bay , Cape Town, 7806
Nearby suburbs with conveyancers
Click here to see a list of conveyancers who operate in Camps Bay.
Click here to see the master list of conveyancing attorneys in Cape Town.
Property transfer & sale Info
Sellers of property & buyers, speak to a property lawyer before you hire an estate agent!
- The property transfer process in South Africa - protect your interests.
- Conveyancing lawyers in Cape Town.
- Transfer costs calculator for property anywhere in South Africa.
- Can I negotiate transfer costs?
- Transfer attorney fees
- Fixed fee conveyancing in South Africa. Possible?
- Understanding the various conveyancing costs.
- Conveyancing quote
- New conveyancing fees from 27 May 2024
- Deeds office fees 29 Feb 2024.
- Law Society conveyancing fees 2023
- Law Society conveyancing fees 2024
- Conveyancing fees 2025
- Conveyancing fees 2026
- Bond attorney fees
- Transfer Duty calculator
- Deceased estate property transfer costs
- Deeds Registeries Act.
- Servitudes
- Usufruct Agreement on Property in South African law.
- Usufruct value calculator (only one in South Africa)
- Usufruct Agreement on Property in South African law.
- Land conveyancing
- Transfer attorney vs bond attorney.
- Commercial Property:
- Marriage/Divorce-related:
- How to transfer property from husband to wife (or vice versa); whilst still married (ie not getting divorced).
- "Protection" of fixed property using a trust.
- Conveyancers conduct the transfer of property ownership from one spouse to another (or to a third party, if relevant).
- Liquidator to sell property & divide proceeds as part of divorce.
- Property sales
- Use conveyancer to guide your private property sale.
- Instead of using real estate agents rather use professional lawyers to sell your property.
- Urgent house sale.
- How to check whether an estate agent is licensed.
- Example of a property sales agreement.
- FLISP Housing subsidies.
- Property practitioner's Act.
- Code to guide conduct of property practitioners.
- Property purchases
- Scams property purchasers should watch out for.
- Home loan repayments calculator, with an estimate of the adjustment to prime to reflect the borrower's credit risk profile.
- Terminology
- Arranging lodgement
- Compliance certificates
- Conveyancer's certificate
- Deed of Sale
- Deeds officer examiner
- Existing bonds
- FICA documents
- Levy clearance certificate
- Offer to purchase
- Property sale agreement
- Property search
- Rates clearance certificate
- Statement of account
- Suspensive condition
- Title deed
- Transfer documents
Conveyancing & property transfer discussion forum
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