Property practitioner
A regulated property-sector role that can include estate agents and other property practitioners under South African property-practitioner legislation.
Definition
Property practitioner issues can involve mandates, disclosure forms, commission, Fidelity Fund Certificates, trust money, marketing claims, defects, rental placement, sale agreements, and complaints. The practical review should check the mandate, practitioner details, PPRA records, certificate status, disclosures, payment records, correspondence, and transaction documents.
Key takeaways
A regulated property-sector role that can include estate agents and other property practitioners under South African property-practitioner legislation.
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Related legal problems
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Common situations
Property practitioner complaint
Estate agent commission dispute
Trust money issue
Related resources
Resources and guides
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Preparation checklist for buyers and sellers moving through property transfer.
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What does Property practitioner mean?
A regulated property-sector role that can include estate agents and other property practitioners under South African property-practitioner legislation.
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