by bee-editor | Mar 20, 2017 | Uncategorized
As with all new ventures in life there is a learning curve to being a new tenant. The rental property market has it’s own set of rules and ideas. As a new renter it will be best to ensure you get comfortable with the rental property market. 1. Research your...
by bee-editor | Sep 2, 2016 | Infographics, Landlord & Tenant, Uncategorized
Gaining the highest return on investment for your property portfolio is more than being a handyman and counting beans, but you as a DIY landlord will also have to be an excellent marketer. It is for this reason that you should also consider how to gain the...
by bee-editor | Aug 19, 2016 | Landlord & Tenant, Mafadi, Property Management, Uncategorized
Planning for your pension through a property portfolio is just as questionable a plan as the stock market. Both these options will have a similar learning curve for a newby. There are however a few fundamentals with becoming a new landlord. Our 10 Mistakes...
by bee-editor | Aug 5, 2016 | Landlord & Tenant, Property Management, Uncategorized
Many landlords ask the question of whether they should rent their investment property out as a furnished or unfurnished unit. Landlords should rather ask what they want to achieve with this investment property. In most cases it’s simply a matter of opinion, neither...
by bee-editor | Jan 22, 2016 | Student Life, Student Resource Centre, Uncategorized
Keeping yourself busy with a student part-time job is advisable, especially if you can link this student job with your current line of studies. The part-time jobs will aid in building your CV as well as adding a bit of coin to the pocket. Have a look at our 10...
by bee-editor | Nov 27, 2015 | Hot spots, Johannesburg, Student Life, Uncategorized
The festive season is here, finally. Honestly this year went so fast that I feel there were so many things, places and weekend trips I still wanted to take but never got to it. But wait, this year is not over just yet, make some time and visit some of these festive...
