The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) has instructed all candidate estate agents who have been registered for more than two years, to obtain the required qualifications before 31 January 2023, or be deregistered.
We are in the age of big data. Particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic, not only are agents intrigued by data, but consumers are too.
Last week the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) Board revealed the findings of a forensic investigation into allegations of fraud and corruption against PPRA CEO, Mamodupi Mohlala.
Property practitioners do not only sell property, are also required to have a host of knowledge about all aspects of the buying process.
Black property leaders with knowledge and skills should be given more opportunity to participate in the South African economy.