The effect of force majeure on the rights and obligations relating to monthly rental. Private and commercial landowners have a right to receive prompt and regular rental payments under a lease agreement. Failure to pay rental promptly and in full will usually constitute a breach of the lease, which in turn could entitle the landowner […]
How To Pitch Your Rental Property To Families
Renting your home out for a steady income means profiling people you are willing to entrust with one of your most expensive positions. This can be a fruitful endeavour for both parties leading to long-standing relationships, or it can end badly. To mitigate risk, many landlords tend to opt for families as opposed to students […]
Reasons To Evict A Residential Tenant
Turning your home or second property into a source of income may sound like a wonderful way to generate a secondary source of revenue or a passive income, but it isn’t always smooth sailing. The residential rental market comes with its own set of obstacles for landlords and ensuring those monthly payments keep coming in […]
Tips For Effective Communication With Tenants
As a landlord or property manager, looking to foster a successful business relationship with tenants, it’s essential to build trust, and this can only be done via open and effective communication. Whenever money, valuables, assets and legalities are involved, tensions can be high and entering into a long term transactional relationship can quickly turn sour […]
The effects of the Consumer Protection Act on notice periods for Agreements of Lease.
Section 5(1)(a) of the Consumer Protection Act No. 68 of 2008 (the “CPA”) states that the CPA applies to every transaction occurring within the Republic of South Africa. The word “transaction” is in turn defined as an agreement between parties for the supply of goods and/or services for consideration. The question which follows is whether […]
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