New PPRA battles with EAAB legacy

The new PP Act which came into effect in February this year paved the way for a new dispensation in the industry, but indications are that the legacy left by an inept EAAB is a major cause for concern for the new Board and Practioners who now must abide by the new Act and its Regulations.

“It is undoubtedly true that the old EAAB, its Board and Executive Team, did not take the necessary steps for the implementation of the PP Act timeously. This has left the new PPRA board and the new CEO with a tough challenge,” Jan le Roux, CE of Rebosa said.

Landlords need professional rental agency in trying times

For many landlords, the idea of managing their own rental property or portfolio of properties seems relatively straight-forward. In many cases, particularly with single properties, an owner might manage just fine, provided the tenant pays on time and looks after the property.

Using tech to automate legal documents in real estate

Property practitioners not only haver to cope with wide ranging changes to their work environment ever since the new Act came into operation on 1 February this year but are also faced with the digitalisation of the industry.

Identifying and hiring the right talent to best fit your organisation

SPEAKERS CORNER: Today, more than ever, the success of any business is largely determined by the calibre and amalgamation of the most suitable talent. In the absence of a rigorous hiring process, recruiters can really make or break your company.

A survey of talent acquisition leaders found that 52% indicated that the most difficult part of recruitment was identifying the right candidates from a large applicant pool.