Although banks in South Africa do grant bonds that cover the full purchase price of a property (a so-called 100% bond), this is unusual. Most banks will insist that the buyer puts down some amount as a deposit, and also pays for the transfer costs. So what are your options if your bank requires you [Click to continue …]
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