Trevor Rowe

RE/MAX Premier - Claremont / Property Practitioner
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FFC: 2023 329 127
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Trevor’s career in Real Estate began as a founder member of RE/MAX Southern Africa when it was founded by Peter and Val Gilmour back in 1996 and he has subsequently enjoyed very many successful sales and years at RE/MAX. Schooled at Rondebosch Boys High, he went on to qualify as a Town Planning Technician and after that he joined the corporate world which he left after 15 years to return to his interest in property and housing. Married to Ingrid since 1976 they have been blessed with three children and two grandchildren, all fortunately residing in Cape Town. He is a proud recipient of the RE/MAX International Hall of Fame award and was also recently granted the Lifetime Achievement award from RE/MAX International, having successfully concluded over $3 million in commission. In 2021 Trevor achieved Millionaire’s Club status again having had the pleasure of successfully resolving many peoples housing requirements and is a consistent top earner at Premier. Suitably qualified with NQF4 in Real Estate and with a valid Fidelity Fund Certificate. You, your property, and your potential buyer are in safe hands. Trevor really cares about his clients and would love to assist you with your property needs.
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What every buyer should know before signing an Offer to Purchase
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What every buyer should know before signing an Offer to Purchase
09 Sep 2024
An Offer to Purchase (OTP) is a legally binding agreement between a buyer and a seller in a property transaction. Once both parties sign the OTP, it finalizes the terms of sale, including the purchase price, property description, and any special conditions. Buyers can withdraw under certain conditions, but doing so without meeting the terms may lead to penalties. It’s crucial for both buyers and sellers to review the document carefully before signing to avoid legal and financial complications.
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Navigating dual occupancy
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Navigating dual occupancy
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The rising cost of living and a shortage of affordable housing options have left many South Africans seeking alternative solutions to make homeownership more affordable. One increasingly popular trend is dual occupancy, where homeowners either rent out a portion of their property or co-own a property with a friend or family member.
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Housing Affordability: How First-Time Buyers are Coping
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Housing Affordability: How First-Time Buyers are Coping
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First-time homeownership remains a challenging goal for many South Africans, particularly the youth. Despite a brief period in 2020/21 when interest rates were cut to record lows, participation by young buyers, defined as those under 35 years old, has continued to decline steadily since 2010. This is according to insights from the latest FNB Estate Agents Survey that looks at understanding how first-time buyers are navigating a tight monetary policy environment.
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Johannesburg and Pretoria offer considerable property value for family buyers
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There are a number of suburbs in the Johannesburg and Pretoria areas which offer excellent value for family buyers. Good sized family homes, and access to good schools and amenities are usually a priority for family buyers
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