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What Tax Is Payable On Your Rental Income - Long Term, Airbnb & Guesthouses Rentals

Letting out property can give you an excellent "annuity" income, and if that concept appeals to you and a buy-to-let property comes your way at the right price

What Landlords And Tenants Need to Know - Deposits & Repairs

Where deposit is paid based on a contractual agreement, the act imposes certain conditions if the deposit is paid to the landlord

3 Rental Issues - Continuous Late Payment By Tenant + Early Lease Cancellation By Tenant

Rental law and the rights of landlords and tenants can be a minefield

SARS Says Many Taxpayers Fail To Declare Their Rental Income

The 2019 tax filing season kicked off on Monday and SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter made it clear that it is time for taxpayers

What Happens To Your Rental Deposit?

It is common cause for any landlord in today's rental market to request a deposit

Does A Tenant’s Right Of First Refusal On The Property Fall Away When The Lease Is Renewed?

A right of first refusal (also called a right of pre-emption) affords the holder of the right a preference to buy a property should the owner ever wish to sell

Does Landlords & Tenants Share The Responsibility For Repairs & Maintenance In Rental Properties?

Tenant or landlord? There can be some confusion when it comes to who is responsible for which elements of maintenance on a rental property.

Ensure To Read And Understand A Residential Lease Agreement Before Signing

A residential lease agreement is a legally binding document so tenants should ensure that they read and understand it before signing.

Is A Tenant Responsible For A Damaged Swimming Pool & A Neglected Garden Due To Water Restrictions?

The City of Cape Town implemented Level 4B water restrictions on 1 July 2017. These very stringent water usage requirements necessitate that landlords

How Is The CPA (Consumer Protection Act) Applicable To Rental Agreements?

The enactment of the Consumer Protection Act No. 68 of 2008 (CPA) introduced some far reaching changes to lease agreements for immovable property.
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