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ATTORNEYS, NOTARIES & CONVEYANCERS
MDW Inc is made up by 5 attorneys, a conveyancer, public notary, a paralegal team and property sales team with offices in Cape Town, Blouberg, Sedgefield and Tshwane. With a national footprint of correspondent attorneys as well as Attorney Realtor Hub members, we are able provide a service covering all the provinces. Conveyancing matters are conducted through the latest software made available by E4.
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The MDW INC Team provides a turn-key service offering, ranging from property ownership and finance solutions, estate planning, trusts and commercial services and risk management and mitigation. Combined with the Attorney Realtor Hub property sales and rental services, Consumer Housing Education, My Budget Fitness, debt and score card improvement, First Time Buyer (FLISP) subsidies, a unique and special service offering is provided.
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