Dynpro Properties was established in April 2005. Georgios became the new principal of Dynpro in September 2006 after which ownership was transferred to him. The company specializes in flats, townhouses, houses and erven as well as commercial and development land. Dynpro is located in Bloemfontein and services the whole of Bloemfontein.

To extend our customer service we gladly introduce our online property divsion. For your convenience you will now be able to search and view all our properties online. We feature a property every month on our website. Whatever your real estate needs, residential or commercial, Dynpro is here to assist.

Servicing Your Vacant Stand.

Please keep in mind that you have to budget for servicing the bill from the local council and body corporate or home owners association (if any) on your stand, even though there are no improvements on it yet. As soon as the stand is registered in your name, you are liable for paying the rates and taxes and any levies, no matter how long you take to start building on it.

Consider the following, when searching for the perfect stand on which to build your dream home:

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From 1 June 2007 the National Credit Act (NCA) will replace the Credit Agreements Act, Usury Act and any other legislation that allows for micro lending. Banks are going to have to perform more comprehensive affordability assessments on clients before granting credit and consumers are going to have to prove their financial standings.

An example is that, no longer will the basic concept of affordability of a home loan be that you can afford to pay a loan instalment of 30% of your monthly gross income. The banks will be obliged by law to assess your financial situation in more depth, in terms of your total credit exposure, domestic expenditure and asset value.

But, until then ...

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When it comes to considering property investment there is the misnomer that people believe they are currently invested in property because they own and are paying off their primary residential house (in which they live). If you looked at it another way you could say they are invested more into interest rate movements than anything else.   The problem is that when you sell your house for a profit, you never really get to realise that profit because essentially you utilise that gain in order to purchase another house to live in. Granted, in your twilight years, once you have paid off the home loan and you begin to downscale, your house can form a very valuable and essential part of your retirement plan. Strictly speaking if you owe nothing on your property, are earning rental income or own commercial / industrial property then you are invested in property.   Owning these types of investments comes with it's own problems and barriers to entry. What gets lost sometimes when talking property investing is listed property shares. Property has an important place in any good well-balanced portfolio ? it's how you access it that can make the difference. Listed property shares are made up of property companies that are listed on the JSE. Income is derived from property shares that offer the potential for a secure, escalating income stream. Capital growth is achieved by investing in quality shares that show potential for an upward share price movement.

There is no doubt that some time in our lives we all yearn to own that piece of land we can call our own. A yearning that seems to go back awhile, back to an era where the Americas were handing out vast tracts of land to keen and willing immigrants who braved the unknown and were daring.

Not much has changed, and the property environment for first time homeowners can be an unknown quantity without proper guidance and advice.

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