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I want to Sell your House Urgently in South Africa

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If you had time on your hands to sell your house, you'd either sell privately or appoint an estate agent; on getting a hard offer from a prospective buyer, you'd only then involve a conveyancing attorney to effect the transfer of the property and register it in the buyer's name. However, when an urgent sale is paramount, start at the end (!) and appoint a conveyancing attorney first, but it is critical that they have a property sales capability. Once the sale is lined up, the property can very quickly be transferred given that the conveyancers are well familiar with the details of the property, and will have already progressed other sales-related tasks with you (see further below). Fill in the below form to get the urgent sale of your house started (or scroll past it, if you'd like to understand more).
"I want to sell my house urgently" is a sentiment we understand and know how to action.

Understanding the urgency

The urgent need to sell a residential house often arises from the owner finding a new property she/he wants to move to, and has put in an offer to purchase which is subject to the sale of the house he/she is currently staying at; in order to lock in the deal the owner needs to sell the house he/she resides at. It sometimes happens that the owner finds a buyer who also puts in an offer subject to their house getting sold, and so a ladder of conditional offers is formed until somebody breaks it by having the ability to pay cash for a house, and the payment of the cash is not subject to anything.

Emigration

In Cape Town, the urgent sale is often sparked by the owner emigrating from South Africa, or relocating elsewhere due to work.

Preparing your house for sale

We will advise you on how to prepare your house for an urgent sale, bearing in mind what is possible in the timeframe; and what needs to be done versus the cost of doing so and how long it would take. This will include:

• the outside of the house
• the garden as well as
• the inside of the house

Setting a price which will facilitate a quick sale

We will assist in understanding what houses in the area have been selling for, the fair range in which to sell the property, and where in the range is optimum, given the need for an urgent sale. If you overprice your house it will take longer to sell, and when it does sell you'll usually sell it only at the fair market value.

Marketing your property widely

We will ensure that your property is marketed not just via traditional property sales channels like Property24, but also via the conveyancing attorney's marketing channels.

Show prospective buyers the house

To avoid strangers continuously walking through your house, only show it to well vetted buyers.

Negotiate a quick transaction with buyers

Once prospective buyers have been identified, we will assist in negotiating a sale price, bearing in mind how quickly the property needs to be sold.

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.
• Understanding the various conveyancing costs.
  • Transfer attorney fees
• Usufruct Agreement on Property in South African law.
• Deeds Registeries Act.
• Cape Town Conveyancing Attorneys
  • List of the best conveyancing lawyers in Cape Town.
  • Checklist to help you identify the best conveyancer near you.
  • Blouberg conveyancing attorneys
  • Milnerton conveyancing attorneys
  • Pinelands conveyancing attorneys
  • Tableview conveyancing attorneys
• Conveyancing fees
  • 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
  • Transfer costs calculator for property anywhere in South Africa.
  • Can I negotiate transfer costs?
  • Transfer attorney vs bond attorney.
  • Fixed fee conveyancing in South Africa. Possible?
  • Land conveyancing
• Commercial Property:
  • Transferring property as a going concern.
  • Commercial Property conveyancing quote
• Marriage/Divorce-related:
  • How to transfer property from husband to wife (or vice versa); whilst still married (ie not getting divorced).
    • Donation of property agreement not followed through.
    • When property is erroneously in your spouse's name.
  • "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
  • 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.
• Terminology
  • Arranging lodgement
  • Compliance certificates
  • 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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