Embo Architecture & Property Investments

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

let me leave it here for you to comprehend 🙏🏽

07/02/2026

Just when you thought that appointing an Architect for a "turn-key" project was a waste of money, you are going to do everything yourself.

16/07/2025

Special Skills School teaching Kitchen

17/09/2024

After my page was hacked, I have regained access to it. Meaning I will be active on this page once again. The other one will be deactivated soon.

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28/05/2023

Never tempt or dare an Architect

28/05/2023

27/05/2023

02 BEDROOM APARTMENT
on Perfect location,

Asking Price R620,000 open for negotiation

This apartment is waiting for a new owner. The unit is in the North of Pretoria in a gated secure complex. With a bus & taxi route in front of the complex.

The apartment offers;

# 02 bedrooms both of them tiled
# fitted built-in cupboards.
# 01 full bathroom consisting of a bathing bath, shower, ablution and hand wash basin.
# Open plan lounge and
# kitchen have ample built-in cupboards with
# Prepaid electricity.
# Lounge sliding door leading to balcony.
# Undercover parking with extra parking space available in the complex as well.
# Communal play area for the kids and a,
# Communal braai area.

The complex is located in a perfect area next to a bus & Taxi route.
Walking distance to Schools (500m)
Walking distance to the clinic and shops.

Don't miss out it is priced to go.
Contact us;

Cell 📱: 071-858-0881
WhatsApp 📟: 081-500-7715
Email 📧: [email protected]

06/04/2023

3 tips for first-time homebuyers

Buying your first home can be exciting – and costly. This is why Scorpion Legal Protection’s lawyers want to share their legal advice for first-time homebuyers.

1. Check if you qualify for a housing subsidy in South Africa
This is a once-off grant from the government for lower-income South Africans earning between R3 501 - R22 000 per month to help them buy their first house. The subsidy ranges from R30 001 to R130 000, depending on your income. The amount you qualify for is determined on a sliding scale depending on your salary. Speak to your home loan consultant or estate agent for assistance with a Finance Linked Individual Subsidy Programme (FLISP) application process and qualifying criteria.

2. Get the approved house plans
It’s important to check that the approved plans actually match the property in real life, and that you get plans at all. The seller is not legally obligated to give you the building plans unless it is stated in the sale agreement. Often people decide to add structures to their homes or build on, for example a garage or outdoor entertainment area, and may not have had new plans of the house drawn up. If alterations and additions have been done without municipal (local authority) approval and the property is then sold, it can become a messy legal matter that could end up costing you a lot of money.

3. Improve your credit score as much as possible before applying for your home loan
Your credit score is basically a measure of how much risk you present to the institution lending you money, your ability to pay back a loan. It’s used to determine how much credit you can get and even what interest rate you will pay on your loan, and the banks check your credit score when you apply for a home loan. The better your credit score, the better your chances of being approved for the loan at a good interest rate. You should aim for anything above 600, which is considered a good credit score.

23/03/2023

Become a first-time homeowner through First Home Finance if you earn between 3 501 and 22 000 per month. This programme is facilitated by the .

You can apply online @ nhfc.co.za/finance-soluti… or call 010 825 2199 for more information

22/03/2023

This also goes for the "pavement"(road verge) outside your property.

I have seen a lot of people, especially in the Township, planting and decorating the entire walkway (road verge) outside their property to block people from walking too close to their property or even blocking it off with concrete, blick-it-out, or even chain-it-out, that is illegal.

Did you know if you plant or decorate your "pavement"(road verge), after 24hrs, all of that is no longer your property, it belongs to the Municipality.

You cannot place traffic cones outside your home to prevent people parking there. Boom gates and guard huts for security purposes are also prohibited unless your relative municipality gives you permission to erect them.