Im an attorney by profession and get so many queries from friend who after the fact stuggle with tenants because they either didnt get a tenant to sign a lease or they used a template lease that they got from the internet that didnt adequately protect themselves. I cannot stress enough the need to consult professionals and have a team of professionals to assit you in purchasing and managing a property. Spending money on professionals means you spend less in the long run in fixing problems
@christinenxumalo7714 Yes, any property or part of a property that is leased, it will always be advisable to have a lease in place, even if it's a back room. It avoids having disputes about things that could have been solved should there have been a lease.
Also another thing that I learnt the hard way is that you need to ask for the scheme's finances if buying a flat or complex. Ask for body corporate statements and municipal statements before signing your OTP! The last thing you want is to buy into a scheme that is in the red. I have recently bought a well run complex that has a surplus of R 3.5 million in the past financial year (2021). So hopefully It will continue to be well run!
This is so so crazy, my husband and I we are planning to purchase our first property and this information could not have come at a perfect time... This is extremely informative and I thank you sooo much Nozi. 😍❤️
Very true Nozi. I also invested in property blindly @the age of 23. It is difficult to deal with tenants on your own, more especially if the tenants understand the eviction laws in our country ( the law protects the tenants than the Landlord in most cases). The was even a time where my tenants could not afford the rent for almost 5 months during Covid-19, I'm sure you can understand the frustrations and the pain because the bank and the municipality will have to be satisfied at the end of the months. But I'm glad that I have to learn what u r saying the hard way. I am more Vigilant now when it comes to this business and it is working for me.
Bathong Nozi I've tried to ignore just how much we share in common from both being November babies, to us talking a lot, being having dated in Lusikisiki now boom investment property as if you are me and I am you lol same struggles mtase!!!
There are a lot of strategies to make tongue-wetting profit that the average joes don't know. . Personally, the financial-market for me seems the only way forward with my long time horizon (accrued roughly $457k in gains since Mid 2021 ) but if you don’t have that fortune of time it’s a tough market out there almost nowhere feels safe!
If you’ve got patience I believe it’s a great time to invest… I’m no expert but as Warren buffet said he’s seen this happen a number of times throughout his life
@@harrisonmichael5047 I've known I had wanted to start investing for a few months but just haven't been brave enough to start due to the market so far this year. I have $60k I want to transfer into an S&S ISA but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it. $457 is a huge milestone, Please what's your strategy? I will love to have an insight
@@jesbensommichael8397 MARTHA ALONSO HARA really seems to know her stuff. I looked her up on the web using her full name and found her page, read through her resume, educational background, and qualifications and it was really impressive. She is a fiduciary who will act in my best interest. So, I'll book a session with her
*MARTHA ALONSO HARA* is quite popular on Bloomberg I doubt if there is anyone who is serious about stock trading that doesn't know her. She has helped me quite a few times in growing my portfolio and it was blissful without any setbacks. she is a tough person in an industry that demands clairvoyance
This episode was very informative/ insightful, we always hear about the pros of owning rental property and hardly about the cons. Thank you for always sharing information with us ❤️
Thanks so much for this, I'm currently building rental property with my savings. I hope to top it up with minimal personal loan for fittings at the end. I'm starting very small to get the hang of the business first.
I enjoyed this, because you kept it simple and relatable. You made such valid points, most especially point on location and having an agreement in place. Thank you!!!
Ndozi I think it better you highlight also the number of rooms that were present in your your newly bought yard ,you can pay the 10 k and your yard can have 30 rooms each paying 1k ,30*1k =30k ,it's is very important to buy where you see that it will be beneficial.
10:30 you are 100% correct - you are spot on - im sending this video to all my friends in the property game or who what to invest in the property buy to let adventure --mi love you lady Zozibele
Location is very important. I invested in a 3 bedroom apartment in Midrand. Law & behold I now fall under Waterfall with so much development happening & my property value is increasing significantly every year. Property in the locations grow in value very slowly & I'm one that wants my investment to grow significantly.
Not always.pm,s don't really interview prospective tenants .anyone or anything just for their commission. You could loose money on repairs. They may inflate invoices if they manage the repairs also.trust me,I know.
Hi Nozi, thanks for all this information, VERY informative. I recently purchased a house (which I'm staying in). I considered subletting a room since I'm a single female staying in a 3 bedroom house. I legit thought it was a good idea initially but learning now that I really need to equip myself with the right information first because Ha ah sana kungabaTricky real quick. This was absolutely lovely to watch and listen to. I also have a channel where I talk about my experience purchasing a house at 27. It's been such a roller-coaster experience sana... 🙆🏾🤦🏽♀️
Thank you. Learned so much from this. Information that took you years and experience to gather is passed on to me in just 22 mins. I appreciate you for this insight, i now won't be going into this blindly. Still room for disappointment there and there but a great light has been shed. Thank you again.
It has helped Nozi. Thank you. People need to take into account tax implications too. It's so sad when business go under because people didn't pay their taxes.
Building is far cheaper.. I'm planning to build my dream house. Just make sure you get as many quotes as possible from different kinds of suppliers.See the work they've done and speak to homeowners... In fact ask people who've built to recommend their builders. It'll be a headache but 20years bondage isn't worth it. Whatever the bank will approve you for bond wise, see what kind of build you'd get for that amount... You'll be amazed.
Finding a land to build a dream home is also costly, depending on where you want to to build of course. I think people resort to bond houses simply because they are not fortunate enough to buy a home or land for cash. It is a costly option but one that is most accessible. I still agree with you though.
Yes.. Availability of land in preferred areas is definitely a problem. Buying cash is definitely a tall order dor most of us... But personal loans are shorter term and I am personally mlre comfortable with that. I borrowed to get a piece of land over a 24 months term, I'm a year into paying that off. I plan to then borrow to build over the the longest term possible depending on how much I'll get lol.. I'm thinking 5yeara...then I'll be done. I realised also that what one gets for the bond amount one qualifies for is usually not even what we desire, but what we can afford. What one can build, is much closer to what's desired at a much lesser price.
You are such a Gem 💎Nozi, I recently followed your story because of my Friends...(They are Fans) But I feel like most of your hardships were just for us to be educated.... Like Giiiiiirl!! You are taking me to School 👩🏫with these different (yet common) topics, especially amongst us bantu Bantsundu. I applaud you for carrying them (hardships) so well and of course opening our eyes to the stereotypes. Much Love
Also you have to pay rates and taxes, maintenance of the property, lawyers fees to evict tenants, lights and water, garden cleaning, security, also property prices are dropping due to crime and over supply in market...its just not worth it
Thank you so much sisi. I bought a house for my mom last year and we are planning on renting it out after 5 years. This has been really helpful. I have lots of time to do my research 💕
Enkosi mama kakhulu, kuba I'm on that journey of starting this property business thank you for heads up it was useful, even although I don't like the style of borrowing the money from the back for me it's a no no, I rather wait save my money and buy cash.
I have also witnessed this conversion of certain areas into student hubs (in Limpopo). It really does cause a deterioration of the area for example overcrowding and noise.
Thank you for sharing Nozi, this is very informative. This process can be a lot especially when you are black, young female and single. Abantu bavele bakudelele nje.
Such an great video, thanks for sharing your learnings with us. My channel is all about personal finances so this is interesting to watch. And yeah property investments are overly romanticized.
I've invested in rentals too and what you have said is true some tenants will take advantage when you are young and call you sweety or even want to date you again dealing with tenants yourself is not as easy it's better to get a company to deal with tenants on your behalf
Hi Nozi, great video! What I've learned from Robert Kiyosaki is that before you commit yourself in the real estate business, learn (study) as much as you can or else you will learn the hard and long way and find yourself losing a lot of money in the process.
Property is good investment however do not make money immediately because must pay the back bank. Rates Maintaince. Difficult tenants not paying damaging your property.
Mouthful Nozi. In addition, there's also costs that people don't pay attention to. These are: insurance, security costs etc. Even if you do not have any tenants to rent your property, you are liable to part with such costs on a monthly basis. So bare in mind.
Thanks Nozie for this eye opening information, even though I wish to contact you personally one day, buy yourtime.... siythethe Xhosa woman to Xhosa woman.
This topic is close to my heart, We are renting out our house in Beachview and we are utilising an Agent to oversee our property and she is doing a very good job. I am allergic to a long term bond jhooo.
I am a Property Valuer by profession and in my line of work especially in commercial/income generating property tenants have more rights then the owner of the property and that is very sad in fact it is unfair
@@mary-annsarahebigo8751 I think you need to provide a prior notice before eviction. Even then the tenant has some leeway as the law is on their side. It's best you use a reputable agent to screen potential reliable tenants and to look after your property. Ofcourse, you pay for the service but at least it gives you peace of mind.
Thanks for an informative video, property Is lot of headaches 4 ppl non experienced ppl like me but 4 ppl with experienced maybe is a good investment but me I rather go for equity,Exchange traded funds which is also high risk but iam prepared to take that risk and potentially get higher return so everyone will choose wat they r comfortable with
You should only rent to those who can do direct deposit of rent. They direct their employers to deposit the rent, FROM THE PAYCHECK into your account set up for rental payments. They can break up their rent into 4 times a moth, twice a month or one monthly payment. This is a business and saying that you should be able to lose money is not a good business strategy. Rent only to those that can do this and that should eliminate some of your headache. This way they don't have to visit you for a payment and they don't have to think about the rent. When we rented, we would not rent unless the owner would take direct deposit.
Im an attorney by profession and get so many queries from friend who after the fact stuggle with tenants because they either didnt get a tenant to sign a lease or they used a template lease that they got from the internet that didnt adequately protect themselves. I cannot stress enough the need to consult professionals and have a team of professionals to assit you in purchasing and managing a property. Spending money on professionals means you spend less in the long run in fixing problems
I had an agent handle my property and I still got a bad hand but one thing I learned is whether you use a professional or not do due diligence
Do professionals also do leases for backrooms?
@christinenxumalo7714 Yes, any property or part of a property that is leased, it will always be advisable to have a lease in place, even if it's a back room. It avoids having disputes about things that could have been solved should there have been a lease.
Best advice... ❤
I love the diversity of this channel, you can go from serious educational topics to fun crazy topics its very refreshing.
Thank you so much sis ❤️
Me too ❤️
Sooo true🤗 my favourite channel
You can say that again. I am also just include all facets of my life on my RUclips channel.
Well it is about AIDS and she posted one property video now it's a diverse channel.
I subscribed thinking it's about property investment
Perkele
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I'm 20 and still in varsity, I've always wanted to invest in property and this has been very insightful. Thank you so much sis!❤❤❤❤❤
For someone who’s new in rental business, I would say this was very fruitful to watch and I like how spontaneous it was🙌🏽
You are literally that big sister one never had. Information shared on this platform is always relevant. Thank you so much.
Also another thing that I learnt the hard way is that you need to ask for the scheme's finances if buying a flat or complex. Ask for body corporate statements and municipal statements before signing your OTP! The last thing you want is to buy into a scheme that is in the red. I have recently bought a well run complex that has a surplus of R 3.5 million in the past financial year (2021). So hopefully It will continue to be well run!
This is so so crazy, my husband and I we are planning to purchase our first property and this information could not have come at a perfect time... This is extremely informative and I thank you sooo much Nozi. 😍❤️
Very true Nozi. I also invested in property blindly @the age of 23. It is difficult to deal with tenants on your own, more especially if the tenants understand the eviction laws in our country ( the law protects the tenants than the Landlord in most cases). The was even a time where my tenants could not afford the rent for almost 5 months during Covid-19, I'm sure you can understand the frustrations and the pain because the bank and the municipality will have to be satisfied at the end of the months. But I'm glad that I have to learn what u r saying the hard way. I am more Vigilant now when it comes to this business and it is working for me.
Bathong Nozi I've tried to ignore just how much we share in common from both being November babies, to us talking a lot, being having dated in Lusikisiki now boom investment property as if you are me and I am you lol same struggles mtase!!!
Prices in the township are also not market related it is very easy for your tenants to leave because next door wakho is offering a cheaper rent
A big sister to us all.🤞🏾
There are a lot of strategies to make tongue-wetting profit that the average joes don't know. . Personally, the financial-market for me seems the only way forward with my long time horizon (accrued roughly $457k in gains since Mid 2021 ) but if you don’t have that fortune of time it’s a tough market out there almost nowhere feels safe!
If you’ve got patience I believe it’s a great time to invest… I’m no expert but as Warren buffet said he’s seen this happen a number of times throughout his life
@@harrisonmichael5047 I've known I had wanted to start investing for a few months but just haven't been brave enough to start due to the market so far this year. I have $60k I want to transfer into an S&S ISA but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it. $457 is a huge milestone, Please what's your strategy? I will love to have an insight
@@harrisonmichael5047 Word of the day: fiduciary. do not talk to anyone who is not a fiduciary to you, who explains everything.
@@jesbensommichael8397 MARTHA ALONSO HARA really seems to know her stuff. I looked her up on the web using her full name and found her page, read through her resume, educational background, and qualifications and it was really impressive. She is a fiduciary who will act in my best interest. So, I'll book a session with her
*MARTHA ALONSO HARA* is quite popular on Bloomberg I doubt if there is anyone who is serious about stock trading that doesn't know her. She has helped me quite a few times in growing my portfolio and it was blissful without any setbacks. she is a tough person in an industry that demands clairvoyance
This episode was very informative/ insightful, we always hear about the pros of owning rental property and hardly about the cons. Thank you for always sharing information with us ❤️
Thanks so much for this, I'm currently building rental property with my savings. I hope to top it up with minimal personal loan for fittings at the end. I'm starting very small to get the hang of the business first.
I enjoyed this, because you kept it simple and relatable. You made such valid points, most especially point on location and having an agreement in place. Thank you!!!
And this is why we love this channel...the range honey the range! 👏🏾
Ndozi I think it better you highlight also the number of rooms that were present in your your newly bought yard ,you can pay the 10 k and your yard can have 30 rooms each paying 1k ,30*1k =30k ,it's is very important to buy where you see that it will be beneficial.
10:30 you are 100% correct - you are spot on - im sending this video to all my friends in the property game or who what to invest in the property buy to let adventure --mi love you lady Zozibele
This was so informative Nozi thank you in fact you are a high achiever you have done so many things in a young age.
In terms of building I would suggest that a person hire a construction company kunokuba uqashe person that was recommended in the township
100%%
Location is every important!on point Nozi💯
Location is very important. I invested in a 3 bedroom apartment in Midrand. Law & behold I now fall under Waterfall with so much development happening & my property value is increasing significantly every year. Property in the locations grow in value very slowly & I'm one that wants my investment to grow significantly.
Absolutely!
🔥🔥🔥 you did good..myself i usually the UK property market to make sure am not buying at -5 year loss in South Africa.
Am so happy for you hey
Hi Sisi, Can I ask what area in Midrand is that?
Totally agree with the option of getting a property manager. Less stressful 👌
Not always.pm,s don't really interview prospective tenants .anyone or anything just for their commission. You could loose money on repairs. They may inflate invoices if they manage the repairs also.trust me,I know.
You are such a wise woman, i also love the fact that the chanel is all in one.
Hi Nozi, thanks for all this information, VERY informative. I recently purchased a house (which I'm staying in). I considered subletting a room since I'm a single female staying in a 3 bedroom house. I legit thought it was a good idea initially but learning now that I really need to equip myself with the right information first because Ha ah sana kungabaTricky real quick. This was absolutely lovely to watch and listen to. I also have a channel where I talk about my experience purchasing a house at 27. It's been such a roller-coaster experience sana... 🙆🏾🤦🏽♀️
Area and location is very key! Its speaks to market value of the properties within that area and the market value of the property you are purchasing.
Thank you. Learned so much from this. Information that took you years and experience to gather is passed on to me in just 22 mins. I appreciate you for this insight, i now won't be going into this blindly. Still room for disappointment there and there but a great light has been shed. Thank you again.
It has helped Nozi. Thank you.
People need to take into account tax implications too. It's so sad when business go under because people didn't pay their taxes.
Thank you for your honesty. You really showed the prons and cons and were not afraid to admit your mistakes
So informative, a lot to look at when looking to invest.
Building is far cheaper.. I'm planning to build my dream house. Just make sure you get as many quotes as possible from different kinds of suppliers.See the work they've done and speak to homeowners... In fact ask people who've built to recommend their builders. It'll be a headache but 20years bondage isn't worth it. Whatever the bank will approve you for bond wise, see what kind of build you'd get for that amount... You'll be amazed.
Finding a land to build a dream home is also costly, depending on where you want to to build of course. I think people resort to bond houses simply because they are not fortunate enough to buy a home or land for cash. It is a costly option but one that is most accessible. I still agree with you though.
Yes.. Availability of land in preferred areas is definitely a problem. Buying cash is definitely a tall order dor most of us... But personal loans are shorter term and I am personally mlre comfortable with that. I borrowed to get a piece of land over a 24 months term, I'm a year into paying that off. I plan to then borrow to build over the the longest term possible depending on how much I'll get lol.. I'm thinking 5yeara...then I'll be done. I realised also that what one gets for the bond amount one qualifies for is usually not even what we desire, but what we can afford. What one can build, is much closer to what's desired at a much lesser price.
Spot on my sister, I'm in jhb and started. I couldn't agree with you more. Thanks for a well presentation
You are such a Gem 💎Nozi, I recently followed your story because of my Friends...(They are Fans) But I feel like most of your hardships were just for us to be educated.... Like Giiiiiirl!! You are taking me to School 👩🏫with these different (yet common) topics, especially amongst us bantu Bantsundu. I applaud you for carrying them (hardships) so well and of course opening our eyes to the stereotypes. Much Love
Also you have to pay rates and taxes, maintenance of the property, lawyers fees to evict tenants, lights and water, garden cleaning, security, also property prices are dropping due to crime and over supply in market...its just not worth it
Thanks Nozi, very informative topic. We appreciate you and all.
Thanks Nozi this is light in the darkness, God bless you for the light shared
Thank you so much sisi. I bought a house for my mom last year and we are planning on renting it out after 5 years. This has been really helpful. I have lots of time to do my research 💕
Oh I decided early on that I am not getting involved with tenants. I am happy getting updates.
This was very insightful Nozi 🙌🙏.
The topic was so relevant for me and I know exactly what you mean I have gone through it all .
Enkosi mama kakhulu, kuba I'm on that journey of starting this property business thank you for heads up it was useful, even although I don't like the style of borrowing the money from the back for me it's a no no, I rather wait save my money and buy cash.
I have also witnessed this conversion of certain areas into student hubs (in Limpopo). It really does cause a deterioration of the area for example overcrowding and noise.
Plus students damage your property.
You covered so many important aspects in such a short space of time. Thank u cc
Thank you for sharing Nozi, this is very informative. This process can be a lot especially when you are black, young female and single. Abantu bavele bakudelele nje.
Thank you Nozi. You are a gem💎
This was really informative Nozi, thank you so much love
Such an great video, thanks for sharing your learnings with us.
My channel is all about personal finances so this is interesting to watch.
And yeah property investments are overly romanticized.
Thank you Nozi, learning more by the day.
Thank you Nozi and really some township can be a problem. People in our areas don't rent out houses for business purposes it's just for fun
I can't wait to get home and watch this... Downloaded already 💃💃💃💃💃
How do you download and watch later?
Thank you Nozi for all the information
I've invested in rentals too and what you have said is true some tenants will take advantage when you are young and call you sweety or even want to date you again dealing with tenants yourself is not as easy it's better to get a company to deal with tenants on your behalf
Hi Nozi, great video!
What I've learned from Robert Kiyosaki is that before you commit yourself in the real estate business, learn (study) as much as you can or else you will learn the hard and long way and find yourself losing a lot of money in the process.
Great insight.Very imformative & great transparency
Loved it... related so much. Thank you Nozi ❤️
What a useful 22 minutes of my life! thank you
Yey notification gang❣️🔔🔔🔔🔔
This is very informative Nozi. Thank you for this. 🙏
When it comes to buying property with tenants, you can’t just get new tenants by law. You have to ride out the contract.
And please consider time value of money when considering whether to take out a mortgage loan or buying cash.
You can ask the estate agent to include a codicil on the OTP advising that the property will be empty upon transfer.
This will then make it the current owners responsibility to terminate the current active leases in a legal manner
Thank you Sis Nozi... I've learned so much from this
All the other videos I have found have been very cryptic.. Thank you for all the details and the laughs😘
Property is good investment however do not make money immediately because must pay the back bank. Rates Maintaince. Difficult tenants not paying damaging your property.
Enkosi kakhulu sis Nozi. This in one thing that has been in my mind for quite some time now,at least now I know where to begin with your help❤❤🌸🌸
Mouthful Nozi. In addition, there's also costs that people don't pay attention to. These are: insurance, security costs etc. Even if you do not have any tenants to rent your property, you are liable to part with such costs on a monthly basis. So bare in mind.
This was so informative, thank you😊
Thank you so much Nozi❤️
Wow wow wow very informative thanx cc Nozi🥰😍❤👏👏👏
Hey love,umuhle kalokhu sana.I am about to listen couldn't hold myself not to comment before listening 😜😍
Thank you Sis Nozi. I learn a lot from your channel.
I happen to come across this vidoe now and wow it's exactly what I needed to hear right now. Thank you Nozi❤❤👏👏
Thanks Nozie for this eye opening information, even though I wish to contact you personally one day, buy yourtime.... siythethe Xhosa woman to Xhosa woman.
The tenant is showing me flames as in now mntaka Somnci😥😥Andidikwe😡
Loving the content sis Nozi💯👌
No rush,take your time!!! ❤️
This is very informative, thank you Nozi🙏
Great points there sis Nozi!🤍
Earned yourself a new subscriber. Thank you for the lesson 🌻
I love your Channel Nozi. God bless you for sharing your knowledge
Loving your video content. Thank you ❤❤❤❤
Enkosi sis this is very informative, I've learned something.
Very informative session.❤❤❤
This topic is close to my heart, We are renting out our house in Beachview and we are utilising an Agent to oversee our property and she is doing a very good job. I am allergic to a long term bond jhooo.
I am a Property Valuer by profession and in my line of work especially in commercial/income generating property tenants have more rights then the owner of the property and that is very sad in fact it is unfair
Hey what if I you move in with the tenant without prior notice because they are not paying, what happens then ?
@@mary-annsarahebigo8751 I think you need to provide a prior notice before eviction. Even then the tenant has some leeway as the law is on their side. It's best you use a reputable agent to screen potential reliable tenants and to look after your property. Ofcourse, you pay for the service but at least it gives you peace of mind.
Notification gang gang 🥳🥳😘😘
we love you so much sisi❣
Thank you so much nana for this.. Needed to hear it
hie ...great video ,where do l get more info about zoning of properties in SA? thanks
And interview tenants as you do they view the propery ! You don't have to say yes to anyone just to fill the space.
Love this video. Enkosi Sisi
Thanks for an informative video, property Is lot of headaches 4 ppl non experienced ppl like me but 4 ppl with experienced maybe is a good investment but me I rather go for equity,Exchange traded funds which is also high risk but iam prepared to take that risk and potentially get higher return so everyone will choose wat they r comfortable with
This is great NOZ. this experience is needed
Love it whn she said dnt look for cheap labour cause thats true yoh 😩😩😩😩
Great content and looking ever so gorgeous Sis ❤️🤗
Wow thank u so much am working on it.everthing u mentioned 👌I really wanna start this property business 🙏eNkosi sisi ndiyabulele
Very informative, thank u so so much Nozie ❤️
Thank you for sharing Nozi. So informative 👌❤️
This video came at the right take for me, so informative. Thank you so much🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽❤️
You should only rent to those who can do direct deposit of rent. They direct their employers to deposit the rent, FROM THE PAYCHECK into your account set up for rental payments. They can break up their rent into 4 times a moth, twice a month or one monthly payment. This is a business and saying that you should be able to lose money is not a good business strategy. Rent only to those that can do this and that should eliminate some of your headache. This way they don't have to visit you for a payment and they don't have to think about the rent. When we rented, we would not rent unless the owner would take direct deposit.
Thank you Nozi, very informative
Thanks alot such an eye opener💓👑💓💕
Ndiyakuthanda Nozi ntombi. You are the girl ndikxelele!
Thank you Nozi, very informative. 🤗🤗