Belinda Lewis talks about how you can develop your residential property further and how you can potentially unlock income from your property.

Adam Ismail takes the subject of Broad-based Economic Empowerment (BEE) head on. Many thought that the BEE policy had a limited lifespan, but it is clear that BEE is here to stay. Are there legal requirements for BEE? Are there any gains?

Lindsey Biccari sets the record straight on Wills. What is required for a Will to be valid? Are Video Wills legal in South Africa? What can invalidate a Will? What if your heir is a minor?

What happens if you pass away without a Will? How long does it take to administer an estate?

Martin Bey covers the topic of evictions, starting off with the difference between residential and commercial evictions. What is an unlawful eviction? When can a landlord evict a tenant? What is the process to get a tenant evicted?

Join the STBB Commercial Department for a two part discussion on the Commercial Valuation of a Business.

A discussion facilitated by Mike Bromley, with experts Jacques Blignaut and Adam Ismail weighing in.

What happens when a couple divorces but they have a shared home?

When can a spouse be evicted from a shared home? What happens if you are married with an ANC with accrual? What procedures and costs involved when buying your partner’s share of the property?

Listen to Shereen Volks addressing this tricky subject.

Belinda Lewis discusses Servitude rights. What are the different servitutes out there and how are they established.

As part of our series on Capital Gains Tax, Kent Karro breaks down Capital Gains Tax relating to deceased estates. He takes a bit more time to discuss tax in detail than the previous two podcasts, so definitely one if you have a bit more time and want to go into further detail.

In the second part of the Capital Gains Tax series, Belinda Lewis dives into the more complex transactions, such as estates, and breaks it down into understandable terms.

Capital Gains Tax is a tricky, and oftentimes a scary subject, that a lot of us prefer to ignore. The most important fact about Capital Gains Tax is that it applies to ALL property transactions. The only difference is how it is calculated.

Listen to the first part on Capital Gains Tax while Belinda Lewis simplifies and explains the various calculations.