PROPERTY RELATED ARTICLES

No problem. Most of the time this is all we need. If we need more info we will get in touch and ask for more info. In the past it was nearly impossible to get this information without physically going to the Deeds Office or asking an attorney or estate agent to help you.

Read more about Trying to find out who owns a house all I have is an address?

Have you ever wondered who owns a property or where this info can be obtained? Previously you had to ask an estate agent or attorney for this information. Now you can use mydeedsearch.co.za to get this info easily and hassle free.

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A servitude gives someone else a right over your land. How to check whether one is registered against a property, and where it is recorded.

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This is a question we get quite often. There seems to be confusion about when the actual owner change reflects on the Deeds Office search. Sometimes people think our info is outdated, but that is not the case.

Read more about The result on my DOTS search shows REGISTERED but the Deeds Office search still shows the previous owner

Title deed numbers follow a fixed pattern - type, number, year and office. How to read one, and what each part tells you.

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They are the same document. "Title deed" is what owners call it; "deed of transfer" is what the Deeds Office registers it as. What that means in practice.

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What a mortgage bond registration involves at the Deeds Office, how long it takes, and how to get a copy of a registered bond document.

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An onerous title deed condition that isn’t discovered in time could delay or prevent the progress of a property development resulting in serious cost implications for the developers. Alternatively, such an omission could be costly when buying or selling property.

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When you buy a property, you need to get the Title Deed transferred into your name. This deed constitutes proof that you are the owner of the property. You will need the assistance of a conveyancer to help you transfer the Title Deed into your name.

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The following information at the Deeds Registry can be obtained via mydeedsearch.co.za: The registered owner of a property The conditions affecting such property Interdicts and contracts in respect of the property Purchase price of the property Rules of a sectional title scheme A copy of an…

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