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Understand the costs involved in a traditional sale and see how a private sale with conveyancer support can work for you.

Understanding Property Sale Costs

Selling a property involves various costs. This calculator helps you estimate and compare the financial implications of different approaches.

How It Works

Enter your property's estimated value and adjust the commission slider to see a breakdown of potential costs and savings.

Note: This calculator provides estimates. Contact us for a detailed, personalized quote.

What's Typically Included

  • Traditional agent commissions are typically 5-7% + VAT
  • Our service fee covers marketing support, sale agreement drafting, and transfer management
  • Additional costs (like compliance certificates) apply to both approaches

Savings Calculator

Enter your expected selling price
4% 6% 8%
Selected Rate: 6%

Cost Comparison

Property Value
R 2,500,000.00
Traditional Commission + VAT
(Based on selected rate)
R 172,500.00
Our Conveyancing Service Fee
(Includes marketing, legal agreement & transfer)
R 37,500.00
Your Potential Savings
R 135,000.00

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What's Included in Our Service Fee?

Our comprehensive approach combines professional marketing with legal expertise.

Professional Valuation

Market analysis & pricing strategy

Marketing & Photography

High-quality listings on major portals

Legally-Drafted Agreement

Bespoke sale agreement protecting your interests

Full Transfer Management

Handling of the entire Deeds Office process

Common Questions About Costs

Are there any hidden costs?

No. Our quoted service fee is comprehensive. Additional government-mandated costs (like Deeds Office fees or compliance certificates) will be clearly communicated upfront and apply regardless of who handles your sale.

What about bond cancellation costs?

We manage the bond cancellation process as part of our service. The bank's cancellation fee (typically R3,000-R5,000) is separate and paid directly to your bank, not to us.

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