This is one of the most useful videos that I've ever watched. Thank you so much for taking the time to share all of this information, it is incredibly helpful.
I enjoyed watching this video .. not all estate agents are out to screw you , i pride myself in being honest , transparent and helpful to my clients .. I give them information based on fact and experience, being talkative , Friendly and interested in a client builds a good trusting relationship, I don’t trust agents who are doff and can’t talk to you with important and informative information, you want referrals from them and you want recurring trade from past clients , if you assisted your clients throughout the whole deal , you will build up a good client base . A good agent will always be available to answer questions and stay in communication throughout any purchase or sale .
Thank you so much for this video! As a young couple, no one has ever told us this important details that we should know. We are looking to purchase now so I'm glad I found this video!
Very good. Recently went through the process and everything that you said about agents is true - they aren't your friends and they will try to squeeze you for as much as they can. They know all the tactics so doing research is paramount. I wish I had known about the fnb app thing though, that's so helpful; thanks I'll use it next time. The OTP also got us, we didn't know that is was binding but luckily e liked the place which we filled out the form. And yes, there are so many other costs involved in buying a property, transfer fees etc are a killer and yes it has to be cash.
Congratulations on buying your property Piwa! I’m sure you would agree that it’s such a relief when it’s finally concluded but yes it a a very stressful process. I’m glad the video helped. Pity about the FNB app thing you missed out On. saving 50% on your transfer fees is quite a bit of cash and also the R6100 in ebucks is also a great benefit and can go towards buying things for your home. On
@@ecomden Such a relief but left a slightly bitter taste in the mouth concerning how agent handled himself. There was a bit of an issue when it came to handing over the keys to the new place because of something to do with waiting for he bond to go through. We found ourselves outside the new residence with all our furniture stacked outside the gate in the drizzling rain and the agent was no where to be seen; only to have him arrive later to discover that the previous owner was inside the place the whole time. So for those looking to buy they must also get the handing over of keys explained before hand otherwise risk not having shelter for a day or two - unless our agent just didn't handle himself well.
Hello Sir . Thanks for the video. Please can you advise. If for example the property evaluation from the FNB app or the nedbank app gives me a specific value and the property on property24 or what the owner is asking for is more than this amount. Does this mean they are trying to rip me off? I know it's common sense but just asking.
Agents only look after the interest of the seller....we hardly push up the asking price, to get a better commission....some sellers are greedy and wants premium dollar for their houses...So i don't agree with you sir....
True, but anyone who works on a commission based incentive will unwittingly or knowingly try to get as much as possible. I took his video from a buyers perspective, and as a buyer its good to always remember that the agent is mostly working for the seller (as they pay the commission), that isnt to say that they'll try to cheat the buyer or anything, but they might not necessarily have your best interest.
Having a deposit definetly gives you more leeway to negotiate but even without a deposit you can still negotiate. I have a video on my channel showing how to do it
This is one of the most useful videos that I've ever watched. Thank you so much for taking the time to share all of this information, it is incredibly helpful.
Thank you for watching. I am really happy that it helped
I enjoyed watching this video .. not all estate agents are out to screw you , i pride myself in being honest , transparent and helpful to my clients .. I give them information based on fact and experience, being talkative , Friendly and interested in a client builds a good trusting relationship, I don’t trust agents who are doff and can’t talk to you with important and informative information, you want referrals from them and you want recurring trade from past clients , if you assisted your clients throughout the whole deal , you will build up a good client base . A good agent will always be available to answer questions and stay in communication throughout any purchase or sale .
Thank you so much for this video! As a young couple, no one has ever told us this important details that we should know. We are looking to purchase now so I'm glad I found this video!
I wish I can do 1000 likes for this video, dude you are a living legend. Simple, to the point, and layman terms, many thanks a million @Ecomden
Glad it helped irhuma. Thank you for watching
Very good. Recently went through the process and everything that you said about agents is true - they aren't your friends and they will try to squeeze you for as much as they can. They know all the tactics so doing research is paramount. I wish I had known about the fnb app thing though, that's so helpful; thanks I'll use it next time.
The OTP also got us, we didn't know that is was binding but luckily e liked the place which we filled out the form. And yes, there are so many other costs involved in buying a property, transfer fees etc are a killer and yes it has to be cash.
Congratulations on buying your property Piwa! I’m sure you would agree that it’s such a relief when it’s finally concluded but yes it a a very stressful process. I’m glad the video helped. Pity about the FNB app thing you missed out On. saving 50% on your transfer fees is quite a bit of cash and also the R6100 in ebucks is also a great benefit and can go towards buying things for your home. On
@@ecomden Such a relief but left a slightly bitter taste in the mouth concerning how agent handled himself. There was a bit of an issue when it came to handing over the keys to the new place because of something to do with waiting for he bond to go through. We found ourselves outside the new residence with all our furniture stacked outside the gate in the drizzling rain and the agent was no where to be seen; only to have him arrive later to discover that the previous owner was inside the place the whole time.
So for those looking to buy they must also get the handing over of keys explained before hand otherwise risk not having shelter for a day or two - unless our agent just didn't handle himself well.
Thank you this video cleared up so many things and has proved valuable
Thanks, especially the FNB tip!
Thank you so much for this valuable info I have subscribed to your channel
I'm glad you found it useful Phaphama. Welcome to the channel
Thanks for this,you gave me such a reality check.Now I can plan Realistically!
Great video! I’m house hunting and you opened my eyes up to a few things
In glad you found it helpful CQT
Very helpful thanks so much!!!!!
Your info is Gold... Im watching on repeat
You are brilliant Chomma. Great video. you make it so simple
Your video was extremely helpful. Thank you 🙏
This has given some useful tips but I’ve already signed an OTP🙆🏽♂️
Thanks sir, so much for this video. I want to ask should they also state the levies in the offer to purchase if you buying into a complex?
Love this video. Very informative. Thank you.
This was so eye opening and informative. Thank you for this! Also had no idea of the FNB feature.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching
You have a great channel bro🔥👏🏿 so informative
Thank you so much. I appreciate the support bro. Going to be releasing more diverse content on 2022
Very Insightful & Helpful Information. 🙏
Thank you for this, very helpful!
Thanks for watching Nox. I'm glad it helped
Thanks. This was exactly the kinder info I needed 💯
I’m glad it helped Ntsiki. Thank you for watching
very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you for the information.🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌✊
Great Video
Hello Sir . Thanks for the video. Please can you advise. If for example the property evaluation from the FNB app or the nedbank app gives me a specific value and the property on property24 or what the owner is asking for is more than this amount. Does this mean they are trying to rip me off? I know it's common sense but just asking.
Thanks for this video ❤
what is the difference between transfer cost vs closing cost
Thank you Denver.
Thanks for the advice but can you tell me except for the property price what else do you have to pay for if you buy a house cash
Great stuff, Thank you
Thanks Jennifer. Glad it was helpful!
Agents only look after the interest of the seller....we hardly push up the asking price, to get a better commission....some sellers are greedy and wants premium dollar for their houses...So i don't agree with you sir....
True, but anyone who works on a commission based incentive will unwittingly or knowingly try to get as much as possible. I took his video from a buyers perspective, and as a buyer its good to always remember that the agent is mostly working for the seller (as they pay the commission), that isnt to say that they'll try to cheat the buyer or anything, but they might not necessarily have your best interest.
dankie broer , very helpfull
thanks for watching bro
Hi Denver. At 10:18 in the videa you mention PRIME. What is PRIME? other than that brilliant advise
@@ecomden I'll be sure to check it out. So prime negative would be ideal for me?
If you're going to have a deposit to the house, can you negotiate a lower interest rate with the bank on your bond?
Having a deposit definetly gives you more leeway to negotiate but even without a deposit you can still negotiate. I have a video on my channel showing how to do it
@@ecomden many thanks, let me check out the video.
Why 72 hours*