South Africans leasing property are feeling the pinch of the credit crunch as overspending takes strain on their ability to pay rent. According to the latest report by the Tenant Profiling Network credit bureau released yesterday, 12percent of South Africans are unable to make their payments, while 46percent made late or partial payments. - Zweli Mokgata
South Africans leasing property are feeling the pinch of the credit crunch as overspending takes strain on their ability to pay rent. According to the latest report by the Tenant Profiling Network credit bureau released yesterday, 12percent of South Africans are unable to make their payments, while 46percent made late or partial payments. - Zweli Mokgata
Renters feel the pinch
South Africans leasing property are feeling the pinch of the credit crunch as overspending takes strain on their ability to pay rent. According to the latest report by the Tenant Profiling Network credit bureau released yesterday, 12percent of South Africans are unable to make their payments, while 46percent made late or partial payments. - Zweli Mokgata
South Africans leasing property are feeling the pinch of the credit crunch as overspending takes strain on their ability to pay rent. According to the latest report by the Tenant Profiling Network credit bureau released yesterday, 12percent of South Africans are unable to make their payments, while 46percent made late or partial payments. - Zweli Mokgata