We offer a bespoke conveyancing service with a personal style at an affordable rate which will alleviate all stress from the transaction. We can specifically assist with:

• professional and objective advice on conveyancing transactions
• drafting of deeds of sale, powers of attorney, leases and other conveyancing documents
• transfer and registration in any of the Deeds Registries throughout the country

1. We specialise in and are experts in the field of conveyancing and so can protect your interests from even before the transaction begins.
2. We will handle the offer negotiations on your behalf and liaise with all attorneys relevant to the conveyancing transaction.
3. We recommend that you contact us before you sign any agreement to that we can ensure that the agreement gives you the required protection. If necessary, we can draft the agreement accordingly to your instruction and specifications.
4. We communicate updates to you often so that you know exactly how your transaction is progressing and we are available to discuss the matter with you at any stage. We actively manage the transaction so that if any problems arise, we can sort them out quickly and with minimal delay to the transaction.
5. We are proactive in our dealings with government departments, real estate agents and banks.
6. We can transact in any province in South Africa.
7. There are no hidden costs and we provide an upfront, itemised estimate of our fees. In the unusual situation where the charges change, we will immediately inform you so that there are no surprises.
8. Our fee will only change in certain limited circumstances and only after consultation with you - there will be no surprises.
9. Should problems arise during the conveyancing transaction we will advise you immediately and recommend the best route forward.
10. All matters are handled by an attorney and paralegal so that at all times you have two points of contact with whom you are able to develop a good working relationship.

Estate agents often recommend a local conveyancer with whom they have worked with previously. The risk is that they recommend a conveyancer who has the estate agent’s interests at heart rather than one that offers the best service to you. Property is often your most valuable asset and will be one of the biggest investments you will make. Why place your money and biggest assets at unnecessary risk? Appoint a conveyancer of your own choice who has a proven track record, satisfied and happy clients and an ethical outlook.

There are generally three attorneys involved in the conveyancing process:

If you are an INDIVIDUAL – SELLER, you will need the following:

1. Identity Document
2. Marriage Certificate, if applicable
3. Antenuptial contract, if applicable
4. Divorce order and settlement agreement, if applicable
5. Proof of residence showing your physical address not older than 3 months
6. Income tax and VAT registration number, if applicable
7. Latest rates account
8. Latest levy or homeowner’s account
9. Title Deed
10. Details of the bond registered over the property

If you are an INDIVIDUAL - PURCHASER, you will need the following:

1. Identity Document
2. Marriage Certificate, if applicable
3. Antenuptial contract, if applicable
4. Proof of residence showing your physical address not older than 3 months
5. Income tax number

If you are a COMPANY - SELLER, you will need the following:

1. Company documents – Registration Certificate, Memorandum of Incorporation and CM29
2. A resolution signed by all directors nominating a representative to sign on behalf of the company
3. Contact details of the accounting officer
4. Identity documents of each director
5. Proof of address for each director
6. Proof of operating address
7. Income tax and VAT registration number of the company, if applicable
8. Latest rates account
9. Latest levy or homeowner’s account
10. Title Deed
11. Details of the bond registered over the property

If you are a COMPANY – PURCHASER, you will need the following:

1. Company documents – Registration Certificate, Memorandum of Incorporation and CM29
2. A resolution signed by all directors nominating a representative to sign on behalf of the company
3. Contact details of the accounting officer
4. Identity documents of each director
5. Proof of address for each director
6. Proof of operating address
7. Income tax and VAT registration number of the company, if applicable

If you are a TRUST – SELLER, you will need the following:

1. Deed of Trust
2. Letters of Authority
3. Resolution signed by all Trustees nominating a representative to sign on behalf of the trust
4. Contact details of the accounting officer
5. Identity documents of each trustee
6. Proof of residence for each trustee
7. Proof of operating address
8. Income tax and VAT registration number of the company, if applicable
9. Latest rates account
10. Latest levy or homeowner’s account
11. Title Deed
12. Details of the bond registered over the property

If you are a TRUST – PURCHASER, you will need the following:

1. Deed of Trust
2. Letters of Authority
3. Resolution signed by all Trustees nominating a representative to sign on behalf of the trust
4. Contact details of the accounting officer
5. Identity documents of each trustee
6. Proof of residence for each trustee
7. Proof of operating address
8. Income tax and VAT registration number of the company, if applicable

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