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Get your home organised in 2012
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Don’t let clutter overwhelmed you this year. We listed a few tips for you to start 2012 fresh and organised. Tidy as you go Spend 15 minutes a day tidying up it can make a difference Think before you buy and become a concious consumer Make a list of all your clutter hot spots and [...]
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New Marketing trend in Real Estate with QR codes
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Did you see this recently on For Sale signs, business cards or billboards from estate agents? This is the new way of marketing estate agents is using to attract customers to their websites and properties for sale. A little bit more about it: They come to us from Japan where they are very common. QR [...]
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Go Green Tip 2: Electronics, Don’t throw away – donate!
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Computers: Donating used electronics for reuse extends the lives of valuable products and maximizes the energy and resources that went into making the products. Reuse is the environmentally preferable alternative and it benefits society. By donating your used electronics, you allow schools, nonprofit organizations, and lower-income families to obtain electronics that they otherwise could not [...]
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EAAB GRANTS EXTENSION FOR ESTATE AGENTS TO COMPLY WITH EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
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This is the press release by the EAAB on 25 July 2011 The Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB), acting in terms of the Education Regulations, has resolved to grant a two-year extension to all estate agents who were registered on 15 July 2008 and who were, thus, required to be certificated against the relevant estate [...]
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Moving Checklist
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Your Personal checklist: Removal confirmed Insurance arranged Before you go have you disconnected these services/addresses: Newspaper Telephone Gas & Electricity Water Mnet & Dstv Have you given information of your change of address to: Post office Bank Receiver of revenue Motor licensing Hire purchase suppliers Insurance company Life insurance company School Municipality Clubs or benefits [...]
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FICA amendment and the impact on estate agents
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Financial Intelligence Centre Act, which was introduced in 2002, has always stipulated that any suspicious money transactions or client identities have to be reported to them. Failure to do so is a criminal act and can lead to a jail sentence or a heavy fine. Proof of ‘hot’ money or any other irregularity is not essential. The [...]
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