Vusi - O-Yes Properties

20/01/2026

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15/10/2025

Rental available 01 November 2025

15/10/2025

House for Rental in Dobsonville Extension 2 - R6 700

This spacious home features a well-appointed kitchen with built-in cupboards, seamlessly flowing into an open-plan lounge and dining area—perfect for family living and entertaining. It offers three bedrooms, with the main and second bedrooms fitted with built-in wardrobes for ample storage. The bathroom includes a bathtub, toilet, and basin. A generous garage accommodates up to three vehicles. The property is fully walled for privacy and security, complemented by a sturdy steel sliding gate.

Requirements: 3 months bank statements
3 months' pay slips
proof of address
Deposit: R6700
One months' rental: R6 700
Administration fee: R500
The property is available immediately.

29/10/2024

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15/10/2024

Paying Extra into Your Bond
What happens when I pay extra into my bond?
Once your bond registers, you can put as much money into it, as often as you like, with NO penalty.
These additional payments will reduce the total loan amount, but not the monthly bond instalment. By paying
the full instalment, you will be charged less interest as the loan is less, so you end up paying the loan of quicker.
Therefore, additional repayments reduce your loan term but not your monthly repayments,
If you wish to reduce your monthly instalment after paying additional funds into your home loan, then you will need
to contact the bank to request that your instalments are recalculated of the back of the additional payments.
What happens when I want to pay my bond up & close the account?
If you intend to pay the home loan up in FULL and close the bond, then you need to give the bank 90 days' notice,
sit out the 90 days, then pay it up and request your title deed.
Our advice would be to leave a R1000 balance owing to the bank, rather than paying the load in full. By doing this,
you retain access to the load amount and can use it should the need arise. You lose access to the funds if you pay
it in full and close the account, and would have to reapply should you need to.

27/09/2024

The “real life” experience
One of the first questions that a property owner asks of the estate agent when he considers putting property on the market for sale or lease, is what the likely rental or sale price is. The property practitioner, exercising his professional skills and knowledge regarding the sale and lease of property, will then provide a considered estimation. The estimation is not a figure grabbed from the air: Estate agents take into account the values of comparative sales in the area, the activity or lack thereof in the sale or lease market at that time, the unique attributes of the relevant property and enhancements, amongst other things. In practice both the property owner and agent refer to this exercise as an “estimation”, “valuation” or otherwise.

In using such wording the estate agent does not mean to hold himself out as a professionally qualified valuer, but rather as a professional in his industry with experience in values that properties reach in the market. The estate agent knows that he is also strictly regulated in making such assessments: He may not make misrepresentations or false statements, whether willfully or negligent, and specifically may not misrepresent the market value or rental income in order to secure a mandate. He may also not use harmful or misleading marketing techniques.
At your service anytime if ready to sell or to let your property.

18/09/2024

RELIEF FOR HOMEOWNERS IN SIGHT AS MAJOR BANKS FORECAST INTEREST RATE CUT
According to major banks and economic analysts, the Monetary Policy Committee of the South African Reserve Bank is widely expected to lower the repo rate when it convenes tomorrow afternoon. At 8.25%, the repo rate is at a 15-year high and has remain unchanged for seven consecutive meetings. With inflation having subsided to 4.6% in July, numerous banks predict a 0.25% decrease followed by additional cuts into 2025. Given that the prime lending rate is currently 11.75%, this should provide some relief to homeowners grappling with bond repayments. Further, the prospect of continued cuts might encourage potential purchasers to invest in property

05/03/2024

Townhouse for Rental

Welcome to this charming 2-bedroom townhouse nestled in a convenient location. Boasting built-in wardrobes in both bedrooms, this home offers ample storage space without sacrificing style. The open-plan kitchen is perfect for entertaining, featuring built-in cupboards and a sleek built-in stove with...

16/02/2024

This beautiful home boasts of the following Fully fitted and fully tiled kitchen with built -in cupboards, built -in stove with an extractor fan and an eye level oven. Airy lounge, ceramic tiled flooring and decorated ceiling. 2 well sized bedrooms, main fitted with built-in ward robes. A bathroom t...