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060 433 4403
Email Our Advisory Team
office@agilitypsm.co.za
Frequently asked questions.
Answers to your questions, every step of the way.
What’s the difference between a Sole Mandate and an Open Mandate?
How long does it take to sell a property?
The timeframe varies depending on location, pricing, market demand, and presentation. On average, well-priced homes sell within 8 -10 weeks.
What are transfer costs, and who pays them?
Transfer costs include conveyancing fees, transfer duty (tax), and deeds office fees. These are typically paid by the buyer, but sellers may have other costs such as compliance certificates or agent commission.
How do I determine the right asking price?
Your agent will conduct a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) to assess recent sales and market trends to ensure your property is competitively priced.
What documentation do I need to sell my property?
You’ll need your title deed, ID, rates and taxes account, electrical, plumbing, and gas compliance certificates, and any bond details.
What’s the difference between a Sole Mandate and an Open Mandate?
How long does it take to sell a property?
The timeframe varies depending on location, pricing, market demand, and presentation. On average, well-priced homes sell within 8 -10 weeks.
What are transfer costs, and who pays them?
Transfer costs include conveyancing fees, transfer duty (tax), and deeds office fees. These are typically paid by the buyer, but sellers may have other costs such as compliance certificates or agent commission.
How do I determine the right asking price?
Your agent will conduct a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) to assess recent sales and market trends to ensure your property is competitively priced.
What documentation do I need to sell my property?
You’ll need your title deed, ID, rates and taxes account, electrical, plumbing, and gas compliance certificates, and any bond details.