On The 16th of June, we Celebrated Youth Day, this day commemorates the Soweto Uprising of 1976, a pivotal
moment when young South Africans stood up against the oppressive apartheid regime, demanding justice,
equality, and the right to quality education. Youth Day is also utilized by school, college, and university students nationwide to discuss educational issues. In light of the celebration of Youth Day this month, and the apparent need to continue education on educational issues and headlines in the news, we felt the need to educate you, our reader on one of the topics we think is an important question when selling a property.

DID YOU KNOW , AS THE SELLER , IT IS YOUR RIGHT
TO CHOOSE THE CONVEYANCING ATTORNEY?

Your property is most likely your biggest asset, and as such, you as the Seller carry the most risk in the transaction, that is why you have the right to choose who will attend to the transfer of the property. You must guide your Estate agent and ensure that your chosen conveyancer is noted in the offer to purchase that is signed by both you and the buyer. It is however possible for the seller and buyer to agree that the transfer can be attended to by a conveyancer agreed upon by both parties and even one
nominated by the buyer. Our conveyancing department hosts a team of established and reputable professionals that pride ourselves in offering only the best service to our clients and we look forward to assisting you throughout your transaction.
Let us guide you through the basic transfer process:

Visit our conveyancing page today and obtain your own personalised cost break down:
https://bniattorneys.co.za/conveyancing-and-notary-services/