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Get a Lawyer to sell your house in Mitchells Plain

Recent changes in regulations have allowed law firms to be involved in the sale of properties. Lawyers are more trustworthy and you'll need one anyway to transfer the property into the new owner's name, so appoint them at the start (no upfront costs involved). Mitchells Plain includes Woodlands, Lentegeur, Beacon Valley, Westridge, Portland, Eastridge, Mandalay, Rocklands and Tafelsig. If you urgently need to sell your house in Mitchells Plain then appoint your transfer attorney first, and let them guide you through the entire process. Fill in the below form to get the process started.

Property Buy/Sell/Transfer/Usufruct

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There are no conveyancing attorneys liviing in Mitchells Plain.

Law Firms who courier documents to Mitchells Plain

Cloete Baker and Partners
- Conveyancers (commercial and residential property), sale of property, notaries (including the drafting of notrial bonds) & attorneys.
- Deceased estates (including where property is involved) and the drafting of wills and antenuptial contracts.
- Email janine@cloetebaker.co.za, shayleigh@cloetebaker.co.za, clare@cloetebaker.co.za or patricia@cloetebaker.co.za
- WhatsApp: click to send WhatsApp
- Phone number +27-21-424-4300
- Area: Offices in Cape Town City Centre.
- 2nd floor Constitution House, 124 Adderley Street

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Online legal assistance, covering Mitchells Plain

CapeTownLawyer.co.za
- Property transactions (all aspects), assistance with mortgage bonds, divorce law (family law), mediation.
- Email lawyer@capetownlawyer.co.za
- Phone number +27 82 479 5197 (click to send WhatsApp)
- Online only

Conveyancing books: (1) The Practitioners Guide to Conveyancing and Notarial Practice (2) Consolidated Chief Registrar of Deeds' Circulars and Conference Resolutions, (3) The Law and Practising of Conveyancing in South Africa

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.
- Checklist to help you identify the best conveyancer near you.
- Bellville conveyancing attorneys
- Blouberg conveyancing attorneys
- Milnerton conveyancing attorneys
- Pinelands conveyancing attorneys
- Tableview conveyancing attorneys
Transfer costs calculator for property anywhere in South Africa.
Deeds Registeries Act.
Servitudes
- Usufruct Agreement on Property in South African law.
  - Usufruct value calculator (only one in South Africa)
Land conveyancing
Transfer attorney vs bond attorney.
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
- 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

Conveyancing & property transfer discussion forum

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