Colin Gorvett
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Sep 01 2019
House pricing myths can be the single most expensive factor in trying to maximise a profit on the sale of your property. Of the 3 factors that influence the value of your property – location, market condition, and price. Price is the one that the seller has full control of. In any market, pricing your…
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Jun 08 2017
Cape Town’s storm, reported as the “worst storm in living memory”, tore through Plumstead Cemetery on Wednesday night, uprooting trees and pushing over tombstones. In other incidents an uprooted tree landed on a block of flats in Plumstead and the wind brought down electricity cables in Athlone. No one was injured. The rains that came…
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Jul 22 2016
As the awareness of Feng Shui increases, more real estate agents are being asked to show buyers homes with “good” Feng Shui. Knowledge of this ancient and highly respected design philosophy is essential in Real Estate Sales. Literally translated ‘Feng’ means wind and ‘Shui’ mean water. Deeply rooted in connection to nature, Feng Shui is…
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Jan 11 2016
Estatik Inner Property Page looks great and simple. We added all must-have features what you need for your professional real estate website, such as slideshow, description, property features, address, add to favorites and many other useful things. VIEW DEMO: http://demo.estatik.net/
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Jan 11 2016
The real estate profession can be one of the most rewarding for many reasons. But it’s not an easy job to get good at. Many of those real estate agents fail. Here’s a shocking statistic for you. 85-90% of agents end up failing… Did you know that “rich” real estate agents invest 6 times more…
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Feb 22 2015
Active in the community since before we met him in the early 1990’s, the unofficial mayor of Southfield and a guardian of Princess Vlei, Jan Burger, has retired as ward councillor for Ward 72 after 14 years. To read this Bulletin news article, right click on the picture and select your option.
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Aug 13 2014
When taking this big step be careful not to overextend yourself financially. To ensure that you can afford to buy a home, your bond repayment should not be more than 25% to 30% of your monthly income; and to qualify for a bond you often have to put down a deposit of 10% to 30%…