Seller's Guide
What Happens After the Offer Is Signed?
Once both parties sign the Offer to Purchase, the transfer process begins. Buyer applies for bond (if suspensive condition) Conveyancer appointed FICA com…
What Happens After the Offer Is Signed?
Once both parties sign the Offer to Purchase, the transfer process begins.
- Buyer applies for bond (if suspensive condition)
- Conveyancer appointed
- FICA compliance completed
- Compliance certificates obtained
- Rates and levy clearance applied for
- Transfer duty paid to SARS
- Documents prepared and signed
- Lodged at Deeds Office
- Registration and new title issued
Typical timeline: 8–12 weeks.
This guide is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice.