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NEWSLETTER
BORDER REGION
COLLECTION 8 & 9 • AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 2014
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IEASA – BORDER REGIONAL DIRECTORS:
Penny Lindström
Chairlady
Government & Municipal liaison. Education. Publicity.
Sanet Van De Merwe
Vice Chairlady
Education. Website.
Glynis Heger
Regional Secretary, IEASA and SAPOA
Ronnie Coetzee
Amanda Gale
Noel Gray-Browne
Sue Keefe
Aubrey Klinkradt
Janice Ley
Berenice Makan
Penny Niemand
Suzette Roberson
Thea Venter
Commercial and Industrial.
Networking.
Agricultural.
Education.
Ethical Standards
Education. Newsletters.
Networking. Membership.
Services SETA. Residential Rentals.
Networking. Membership.
Networking.
IEASA BORDER REGION NEWS:
FEEDBACK ON OUR MOST RECENT EVENTS, AGM AND PROPERTY MORNING:
The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE BORDER REGION OF THE INSTITUTE OF ESTATE AGENTS OF SOUTH
AFRICA was held at the NGK Hall, Lower Bonza Bay Road, Beacon Bay, East London on Friday 22nd August 2014 at
08h30 and was well attended.
The following Board Members remain on the Board for another year:
Mr. Ronnie Coetzee
Mrs. Janice Ley
Mrs. Penny Lindstrom
Principal
Principal
Principal
Harcourts Mercantile
Property Choice - Your Choice
ERA Sun Properties
Mrs. Berenice Makan
Mr. Aubrey Klinkradt
Mr. N Gray-Browne
Agent
Agent
Agent
Lew Geffen Sotheby’s
ERA Sun Properties
Alpha Properties
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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Nominations received:
Mrs. Sanet van de Merwe
Mrs. Thea Venter
Mrs. Suzette Roberson
Mrs Sue Keefe
Mrs. Amanda Gale
Principal
Principal
Agent
Agent
Agent
Rawson Properties Beacon Bay
EPS Ecclesiate Property Specialists
Harcourts Mercantile
Property Choice - Your Choice
Sell Sure Properties
The IEASA Border Board of Directors would like to sincerely thank Noel Gray-Brown, (outgoing Chairman) who at short notice
was willing to take on the Chairmanship of the IEASA Border. You did a great job Noel and we really appreciate your efforts!
A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRLADY OF IEASA BORDER – PENNY LINDSTRÖM
As the new Chairlady of IEASA Border I now have the privilege of working with an amazing group of dedicated people. Each
person on the committee has been allocated to a different portfolio. Our aim this year is to ensure that every IEASA member
has the opportunity to enjoy property mornings that are interesting and which keep them up to date with the various changes
in the property industry.
We have lined up excellent speakers on a variety of topics to ensure that all our Members have the opportunity to learn about
new legislation, transformation and improving our selling techniques. We are pleased to welcome Sue Keefe, Amanda Gale,
Penny Niemand and Thea Venter. They are already hard at work for you!
Penny Lindström
Chairlady | IEASA Border
The AGM was followed by a Property Morning sponsored by Capcubed, East London which focused on Crime Prevention
during Show Houses. Special thanks to Belinda Bennnet representing Capcubed for the sponsorship of the event as well as
the lovely corporate gifts handed out during the lucky draws.
Unfortunately due to a nasty fall, the representative from Crime Spotter presenting the security gadgets was unable to attend.
We extend well wishes for a speedy recovery. Suzette Roberson filled the gap by providing information on Crime Spotter,
crime statistics and explained the need for such an informed website informing the residents of East London about crime “as
it took place”, what suspicious vehicles to look out for and many other details regarding breaking ins and robberies taking
place. She invited all to become members of the Crime Spotter face book page by logging onto their face book page. Most
suburbs in East London have their own Facebook page – type in crime spotter and the name of the suburb. Be informed, be
alert and do not be a victim of crime!
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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Special thanks was extended to the representative from the SAPS for his presentation and statistics on crime. Questions and
answers were many and much more time could have been spent on this topic!
In the interest of potential crime at show houses, a questionnaire was circulated “Do you support stopping of show houses
and if not / why not”?
The total number of respondents to the above questionnaire was 35 of which 15 replied YES, 14 replied NO and 6 made NO
COMMENT. An interesting topic in view of the high increase of crime in our suburbs.
Tip:
In an emergency.....Save the following in your cell phone NOW!
ICE1 (In case of Emergency – Jack, Husband)
ICE2 (In case of Emergency – Joan, Mom)
ICE3 (In case of Emergency – Lyn, Daughter)
IEASA MEMBERSHIP
We are pleased to report that our membership is growing in leaps and bounds…more and more commitment to the IEASA
Border Region is evident in recent attendance at events and Property Mornings where we have taken the opportunity to
recruit new members – a very special thank you to those agents and principals who regularly support the IEASA.
It pays to belong!
YOUR HOME EXPO 24 – 28 SEPTEMBER 2014 AT HEMMINGWAYS, EAST LONDON SPONSORED
BY SA HOME LOANS (SAHL)
We take this opportunity to again thank our sponsor SA Home Loans (SAHL) for sponsoring the IEASA Border Stand H32 –
we are forever grateful for your involvement in local events for estate agents.
Stand H32…….So much fun was had in putting up this stand with last minute, unforeseen changes being made to the
advertising banners due to a column being in the middle of the stand ….this column was just not meant to be there!!!
However, with quick thinking and speedy additional midnight printing, (thanks to Rudi from Your Home Expo offices) time
spent at the local food outlets drinking coffee and having breakfast……we were finally ready to stand back and view Stand
H32. The modern simplicity of our stand and general comments from visitors to the Your Home Expo made it all worthwhile!
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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Time slots were allocated to estate agencies on a “first booking basis” which meant that various estate agents had the
opportunity of promoting IEASA, SAHL and their own agency by handing out flyers, business cards and wearing corporate
clothing – for this we thank each and every estate agent involved!!!
Mike Street of Stretford Holdings, East London sponsored the use of a round table and chairs for which we are most grateful.
A beautiful white orchid complimented the magnificent original oil painting by Aubrey Klinkardt and tickets are on sale at only
R10.00 each. The draw for the winner of the painting will take place in due course. Please contact Glynis for ticket sales on
[email protected] for your chance to win this unique painting for only R10.00 a ticket.
Tiekam’s Audio and Visual sponsored an iPad to the value of R5 000 for the live lucky draw held at the Your Home Expo by
the organizers and was won by Mr. Andre Breed. Congratulations!!!
IEASA BORDER / SA HOME LOANS “SPRNG TEA WITH BLING” – SCHEDULED FOR
05 SEPTEMBER 2014 AND POSTPONED TO 01 OCTOBER 2014 DUE TO UNFORSEEN
CIRCUMSTANCES.
Venue:
Date:
Cost:
Time:
RSVP:
West Bank Golf Club
01 October 2014
R100 per person or R1 000 per table of 10
08h30 -11h50
[email protected]
The Institute of Estate Agents (IEASA) & SA Home Loans (SAHL) cordially invited all IEASA members and their guests to a
fun-filled morning held on 01 October 2014. This year the dress code was casual “WITH BLING”…..everyone arrived dressed
for the occasion and a most enjoyable, relaxed and fun-filled event was held by all!!!
The modelling of jewellery and fashion items by IEASA members and Directors attracted many laughs – Noel Gray Browne
also deserves special mention for his willingness to participate as a model! Great fun was had and this is evident in the
feedback given to Glynis, our regional secretary who does so much behind the scenes work. Thank you all!
Lucky draws took place throughout the programme and everyone received a gift. Special thanks to all the sponsors of the
gifts.
Special mentioned must be made to the sponsor of the event, SA Home Loans (SAHL) for without your sponsorship, this
event would not have been possible. The IEASA committee for all their hard work – the venue looked stunning!
A donation of R2 000.oo was handed over to Melanie Goble from Living Waters, the printing of the cheque was sponsored
by Property Junction. Melanie was awesome and a dynamic speaker!
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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Micky Webb and his accomplice “baby” were absolutely awesome, such a lot of fun!!! Thank you to everyone involved in this
awesome event.
PROGRAMME
08h30 - 09h00
09h00 - 09h10
09h10 - 09h30
09h30 - 09h45
09h45 - 10h00
10h00 - 11h00
11h00 – 11h20
11h20 – 11h35
11h35 – 11h50
11h50
Registrations
Welcome & Thanks to Sponsor – Penny Lindstrom.
Melanie Goble - Programme and Introduction to Living Waters
SA Home Loans – Cameron Donaldson | Branch Manager
Caza Bella Jewellery & Handbag Fashion Show by IEASA members and Directors
SPRING TEA
Bling Fashion Ware Fashion Show - Clothing and Shoes
Belly Dancers – Josie Nel
Micky Webb....You will be surprised!
Melanie Goble – Thanks to our sponsors: SA Home Loans.
LOCAL NEWS…..
CONTRAVENTION OF BUFFALO CITY METRO MUNICIPAL ZONING
It is of great importance to ensure that the property you are marketing actually has the correct zoning for whatever activity it is
to be used or otherwise, check that the subject property is within the Special Development Planning for rezoning – if in doubt,
always check with BCMM Town Planning.
Below is the content of a recent letter from N. MBALI-MAJENG ACTING DIRECTOR: PLANNING AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT Buffalo City Metro Municipality (BCMM).
PROCESS TO BE FOLLOWED FOR APPLICATIONS BEING SUBMITTED THAT HAVE EXISTING ILLEGAL LAND
USE(S)
Reference is made to Section 39, subsections (1) & (2) of the Land Use Planning Ordinance 15 of 1985.
The following process will be implemented with immediate effect:
• All Land Use applications with illegal activities will be returned to the applicants (eg if a rezoning application is made from
Residential to Business Zone 4 for offices, but the current land use is already offices, therefore illegal).
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
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• The illegal land use will be confirmed through a site inspection before the application is returned. The applicant will be
informed that due to the fact that the land use is illegal and in contravention of the Zoning Scheme, the application is returned
and cannot be processed until the illegal land use has ceased.
• Once the illegal land use has ceased the applicant must notify City Planning. This will be verified through an inspection and
when it is found that the illegal land use has ceased, only then will the applicant be informed to resubmit the application for
processing.
The objective of this proposal is to send out a clear message to applicants / land owners and developers that they should
not start operating illegally and then submit their proposals. Often applications are only received when City Planning informs
the Land Owner that they are operating illegally, until then they will ignore it.
The objective of this proposal is to make sure that staff can concentrate on the applications where the current land use is
legal and in line with the zoning scheme as currently staff are spending lot of time on applications where the land use is
illegal, which is not fair to the applicants who are doing it correctly from the start, as their applications are delayed due to the
volume of work.
You are further advised to inform your clients that if the illegal activities have not been ceased, legal action will
be taken against the property owner at the property owners cost.
Your co-operation in the above regard will be appreciated.
Yours faithfully,
N. MBALI-MAJENG
ACTING DIRECTOR: PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
DO YOU OR YOUR CLIENTS HAVE A LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN PLACE?
The Wills Act 7/1953
If you die without leaving a valid will your estate will be split up according to the Intestate Succession Act, No.
81 of 1987.
Many people do not have a Will and when they die, their estates fall under the Intestate Succession Act, No 81 of 1987. This
means that the court will determine the division of their estates and appoint a guardian for their children. If their children are
under age their inheritance will go to the Guardians Fund, a fund administered by the Master of the High Court and all assets
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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are converted into cash in the process. This could lead to extensive tax, administrative, legal and financial consequences for
their families.
Consider advising your sellers and buyers when dealing with property transactions, they will be most grateful and thankful to
you for bringing it up.
There are many reasons why you may put off drafting your Will. You may feel that you are tempting fate, your family will handle
all the affairs, you’re not wealthy enough for it to make a difference or you have plenty of time to worry about it later on in life.
The hard truth is that every single person should have a Will and as your life changes you need to make sure that your Last
Will and Testament changes too.
Ensure that you either draft a will as soon as possible or otherwise update your existing will. Now is the best time....today!
When do you need to update your Will?
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If you own assets or have acquired any new assets
If there’s been a change in your marital status i.e. divorce
If you’ve had a child or children
If one of your beneficiaries has passed away
If you wish to nominate a new guardian for your children
If your health or medical situation has changed.
Challenging the validity of a will
Section 2(1)(a) of the Wills Act provides the formal requirements for the execution of a valid will. These requirements can be
summarised as follows:
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The will must be signed at the end thereof by the testator.
The signature of the testator must be made in the presence of two or more competent witnesses who are present at
the same time.
The will must be signed by each witness in the presence of the other witnesses and the testator.
If the will consists of more than one page, each page other than the page on which it ends must also be signed by
the testator anywhere on the page. However in practice the testator and witnesses are generally asked to sign every
page at the end thereof.
A will which is concluded in the normal course of events is presumed to be valid until the contrary is proven. Therefore, if all
the formal requirements for a will have been met, the person questioning the validity must prove that it is not valid. The validity
of a will can however be affected by undue influence, duress, mistake, old age, illness or mental incapacity. In this article we
will focus on old age, illness or mental incapacity as possible grounds for declaring a will invalid.
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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Section 4 of the Wills Act provides the following in connection with the required competency of a testator to make a will:
“Every person of the age of 16 years or more may make a will unless at the time of making the Will he is mentally incapable
of appreciating the nature and the effect of this act and the burden of proof that he was mentally incapable at the time shall
rest on the person alleging same.”
Accordingly, in order to prove that a testator was not competent to make a will due to old age or illness it must be proven that
such a testator was mentally incapable of executing a will. In order to show that the testator did not have the required mental
capacity, our courts may take account of the following factors amongst others:
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The testator did not understand the nature of the testamentary act and its consequences.
The testator could not remember what he possessed, and thus did not know what he was disposing of.
The testator could not differentiate between people who would ordinarily have a claim upon his estate and others.
The testator suffered from a disorder of the mind that may have poisoned his affections and affected his sense of
right and wrong or prevented the exercise of his natural faculties.
The testator, if of a sound mind, would not have disposed of his property in the way that he did.
A person wishing to question the validity of a will in court must be able to provide evidence to prove on a balance of
probabilities that the testator, at the time that the will was executed, did not possess sufficient capacity and did not have a
sufficiently sound mind and memory for him to understand and appreciate the nature of his testamentary actions. To do this,
evidence must be provided by persons close to the testator who can testify about the testator’s condition at the time of the
execution of the will and the testator’s condition in the time leading up to the execution of the will as well as thereafter.
Additionally, the evidence of an expert witness, such as a psychiatrist or a medical doctor who can attest that the testator did
not or could not have had the requisite mental faculties.
THE ORGAN DONOR FOUNDATION OF SOUTH AFRICA (ODF) is a non-profit organisation established in 1988 with
the aim of addressing the critical shortage of organ and tissue donors in South Africa through awareness and education
campaigns aimed at the public and medical professionals.
Should you be interested in being an organ donor, consider making contact with the organisation as per the details below:
Telephone: 0800 22 66 11
EMERGENCY AFTER HOURS NUMBER: 084 741 9484
Website: http://www.odf.org.za
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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NEWS FROM THE ESTATE AGENCY AFFAIRS BOARD
ESTATE AGENCY AFFAIRS BOARD CONTACT NUMBER 087 285 3222
CLARIFICATION ON THE ISSUE OF 2015 FIDELITY FUND CERTIFICATES
The Estate Agency Affairs Board received a large volume of auditor’s reports in May and June 2014 and is currently capturing
these auditor’s reports on our system. The process of capturing of these auditor’s reports is continuing and is anticipated to
be finalised by the end of September 2014.
At this stage, not all 2014 auditor’s reports received in May and June 2014 have been captured and estate agents who are
informed that their auditor’s report is not yet on the system are requested to bear with us as we finalise the internal processing
of the submitted auditor’s reports.
The large volumes of auditor’s reports received that are awaiting internal capturing means that the 2015 Fidelity Fund
Certificates will be issued as and when the 2014 auditor’s report has been captured.
For those estate agents who have submitted their 2014 auditor’s reports before the deadline of 30 June 2014 and their
reports have not yet been captured, it should be noted that their 2015 Fidelity Fund Certificate cannot be issued at this stage.
Again, we request that you kindly bear with us during this process.
With regard to the issue of Fidelity Fund Certificates for 2015, please contact the EAAB Registrations Department around
01 October 2014. Please note that Fidelity Fund Certificates for 2015 will only be issued to estate agents where the estate
agency firm has submitted all outstanding auditors’ reports up to and including the 2014 financial year.
Issued by: Audit Compliance Department | Email: [email protected]
SUBMISSION OF AUDITOR’S REPORTS TO THE ESTATE AGENCY AFFAIRS BOARD
In terms of section 32(4) of the Estate Agency Affairs Act, auditors are required to submit the audit reports within the prescribed
time-frame of four months and transmit the audit report to the Estate Agency Affairs Board in the form determined by the
EAAB from time to time.
In compliance with the provision of this section, the format of the audit report to be submitted can be downloaded in the
link below. In addition, EAAB has determined the manner of transmission of the audit report to EAAB by the auditor to be
the MyEAAB Auditors Portal, accessible through this website. All auditors are required to register on the MyEAAB Auditors
Portal and they will receive a password once they have registered. The auditors will then be required to log-in on this portal
and electronically submit the audit report online. Once the audit report has been completed and submitted online, it will in
real time update the EAAB system and a confirmation email is sent to the auditor and the principal estate agent of the firm.
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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Estate agencies and auditors are therefore discouraged to submit the auditor reports through email as they will be requested
to ask their auditor to submit the same audit report online through the MyEAAB Auditors Portal on this website.
In submitting auditor reports, estate agencies and auditors are to note that receipt of the auditor report does not constitute
acceptance of the auditor report as being compliant in respect of the provisions and requirements, as set out in the revised
form and read with the provisions of Sections 29 and 32 of the Estate Agency Affair Act, 112 of 1976 (“the Act”).
Principals and auditors are advised that EAAB only accepts audit reports in the format determined by EAAB and that the audit
should cover the following accounting records, as stipulated by section 29(b) of the Estate Agency Affairs Act:
a.
b.
c.
All monies received and expended by the estate agent, including monies deposited to a trust account referred to in
section 32(1) or invested in a savings or other interest-bearing account referred to in section 32(2)(a);
All assets and liabilities of the estate agent; and
All financial transactions and the financial position of the estate agent’s business.
The EAAB has been receiving numerous requests for the extension of the period for the submission of the audit report.
Please note that the Estate Agency Affairs Act prescribes the manner and time-frame within which the audit reports are to
be submitted and EAAB has no discretion to grant extensions and consequently, such requests for extensions will not be
entertained.
The EAAB has also been receiving correspondence from estate agents and auditor requesting an exemption from submitting
the audit report in the required format on the basis that the estate agent was dormant or had no transactions during the
financial year and therefore no audit could be done. The requirement to have an audit performed on the trust account and
business and submit the audit report to EAAB in the required format remains irrespective of the level of activity on the trust
account or the business and as long as the estate agency firm is not deregistered with EAAB. EAAB has no discretion in
terms of the Estate Agency Affairs Act to grant exemptions from the audit requirement to a registered estate agency firm.
The EAAB reserves the right, at its sole discretion and in addition to any administrative penalty having been levied, to institute
formal processes relating to any non-compliance with the provisions of the Act.
AUDIT COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT | [email protected]
EAAB CONTACT DETAILS
Nature of Business and Principal Activities The Estate Agency Affairs Board regulates the estate agents industry in
terms of the Estate Agency Affairs Act (Act No. 112 of 1976)
Legal Form of Entity
In accordance with the Public Finance Management Act No. 1 of 1999)
(PFMA)
Registered Office
Estate Agency Affairs Board
63 Wierda Road East (Cnr Johan)
Wierda Valley
Sandton
Johannesburg, 2196
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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Postal Address
Contact Number
Email
Private Bag X10
Benmore, 2010
Tel: 087 285 3222
GENERAL ENQUIRIES
General information
[email protected]
LEGAL MATTERS
Legal complaints or to report non-registered estate agents
[email protected]
Non-issue of Fidelity Fund Certificates due to audit disqualification
Email: [email protected]
AUDIT COMPLIANCE
Submission of Auditors Reports
MyEAAB online auditors portal - TOP MENU BAR
www.eaab.org.za
Audit compliance queries
[email protected]
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Applications for PDE
[email protected]
Study guides
[email protected]
PDE Exemptions
[email protected]
Equivalency Exemptions
[email protected] or [email protected]
Over 60 years exemptions
[email protected]
Qualifications update and update of all education details
[email protected]
PDE exam number queries and requests for postponements
[email protected]
Status upgrades
From intern to full status (one PDE 4 is completed) and or form nonprincipal to principal (prior to lodging registration as Principal)
[email protected]
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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No services escalations on Education matters only
[email protected] or [email protected]
FIDELITY FUND CERTIFICATES
Fidelity Fund Certificate renewals
[email protected]
Fidelity Fund Certificate new applications
[email protected]
UPDATE OF CONTACT INFORMATION
Update your records
[email protected]
Auditors
Bankers
Ngubane and Company
Chartered Accountants (SA)
Registered Auditors
ABSA Limited
Nedbank Limited
IN CLOSING, we once again thank you for the positive feedback, interest and requests for specific articles in our newsletter,
Duodecad.
Please do e-mail Glynis Heger on [email protected] with your request for any particular article you would like covered
in future newsletters. We will do our best to accommodate your request.
Please also let us know what topics you consider of interest for future Property Mornings, what social events you would be
interested in and most of all, your training needs.
Until next time,
Janice Ley | 082 928 5693
Editor - Duodecad
E-mail: [email protected]
THE DIRECTORS OF THE INSTITUTE OF ESTATE AGENTS OF SOUTH AFRICA – BORDER
REGION
10 Beacon Park | 21 Pell Street | Beacon Bay | East London
E-mail: [email protected]
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
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WHY JOIN THE IEASA
Through IEASA’s membership of international organisations, members enjoy access to the www.worldproperties.com website (which
gives all IEASA members an equal opportunity to showcase their listings to the world), access to international business opportunities
and conventions, and discounted membership of the National Association of Realtors (in the USA).
As our membership is regional, rather than national, there are also membership benefits within your region offering you a gateway to
opportunities such as training courses, seminars, workshops, networking and social functions. We also provide our members with
industry representation and advice and information regarding legal and legislative information. The institute promotes the professional
development and image of the industry while providing equality in the form of mediation facilities through an ethics committee for
members. The border region also offers a property listing service and statistical data.
DID YOU KNOW
The IEASA Border Region is 1 of 8 regional offices and administers the areas indicated in red on the map, these include Alice, Balfour, Bhisho,
Butterworth, Cala, Cathcart, Cofimvaba, Dordrecht, Dimbaza, Dutywa, East London, Fort Beaufort, Haga Haga, Hogsback, Indwe, Kingdom
of Lesotho, Jamestown, Kei Mouth, Kidd’s Beach, King William’s Town, Komga, Lady Frere, Lovedale, Matatiele, Molteno, Mount Ayliff,
Mthatha, Ngcobo, Peddie, Port St Johns, Queenstown, Rhodes, Seymour, Sterkstroom, Stutterheim, Tarkastad, Whittlesea and Zwelitsha.
Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa
Border Region
Established 1937
10 Beacon Park
21 Pell Street
Beacon Bay
P.O. Box 15314
Beacon Bay
5205
www.ieasa.co.za
[email protected]
Glynis Heger
T • 043 748 1156
F • 043 748 2839
PG 15