Tinus Aucamp - CFO and Rental Portfolio Manager -Candidate Property Practitioner - FFC 1196314 agent profile

Tinus Aucamp - CFO and Rental Portfolio Manager -Candidate Property Practitioner - FFC 1196314

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Tinus is the Financial Director and Rental Manager at The R.E.A.L Estate Company. He holds a B Com (Hons) degree in Accounting and Business Management. He comes with 32 years... experience in accounting and financial management/consulting of which 17 years were spent in Tanzania. He heads the rental division of THE R.E.A.L. Estate Company, managing 74 rental properties (Procurement and full management on behalf of the landlords). He is supported by two rental agents, both rental specialists in the Helderberg region.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Featured Property

Property Watch - 3 Properties for sale in Pretoria

25 May 2023

Pretoria remains one of the most accessible South African cities for buyers across all price bands because it offers a wide selection of property types, including security complexes and estates. In addition, it boasts highly desirable leisure and lifestyle options, outstanding medical facilities, excellent schools, and first-class tertiary education, including the University of Pretoria, the University of South Africa, and the Tshwane University of Technology.

Featured Property

Property Watch - 3 Properties for sale in Milnerton

05 Jun 2023

With its stunning views of Table Mountain, close proximity to the beach, and the city, Milnerton is one of the top choices for families that prefer a slower pace while still enjoying the best Cape Town has on offer.

Market & Opinion

8 dangers of trying to sell your home privately

24 Mar 2023

Selling your home yourself and keeping the commission in your pocket instead of paying it to an estate agent may sound like a good idea but you should be aware of the dangers before you decide on this approach.

Legal

Collect rent in cash? Make sure you stay compliant with money laundering rules

24 Jan 2023

According to an International Monetary Fund assessment, “the widespread use of cash in South Africa poses a high risk for money laundering and terrorist financing”. With that in mind, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) issued a report in October 2021 requiring substantial legislative changes by November 2022 in order for South Africa to avoid being greylisted by the international watchdog.