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1)           which to choose. If you elect to not employ the services of a lawyer, ensure the following:

a)  The land on which your home is being built is fully paid for. Some developers may borrow against the land and in the event that they become bankrupt the local authorities will reclaim this land and consequently your house.

b)  If you are purchasing a property that requires renovations, ensure you thoroughly check planning laws to ensure that renovations are allowed on your property.

c)  Ensure the previous owner had no debts, as these may become your responsibility.

d)  If you intend to rent your home, be sure that this is legal.

 

At this stage you will be required to make a deposit or pay bond. If you are building or buying off a plan, you should not be required to pay the full amount up front. Many factors may affect the length between the signing of the preliminary contract to completion. Before signing the contract ensure you enquire as to the exact processes that will occur in regards to your home.

 



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