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Mortgage Bonds 101 for first time buyers

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Mortgage Bonds 101 for first time buyers

Join Real Estate Law practice Associate Suné Kruger, and Professional Support Lawyer Kirsty de Sousa, as they talk about mortgage bonds, explaining the purpose of bonds and the procedure that one needs to go through to register a mortgage bond.

12 Dec 2022 13:42 Minutes Podcast
Mortgage Bonds 101 for first time buyers

Mortgage Bonds 101 for first time buyers

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Mortgage Bonds 101 for first time buyers

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Join Real Estate Law practice Associate Suné Kruger, and Professional Support Lawyer Kirsty de Sousa, as they talk about mortgage bonds, explaining the purpose of bonds and the procedure that one needs to go through to register a mortgage bond.

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