He reminded the tenants that developments undertaken in compounds should be done with the permission of BHC. He warned tenants about unpaid rentals saying that it will lead to repercussions.
"The rental money should be paid in advance. There are people who have unpaid areas and so we urge them to come forward and see us. That will avoid situations where the houses get locked up or legal action," said Segokgo. He emphasised that house prices rise every year and people must buy the houses as owning property is the best form of investment. He expressed concern about people using BHC houses for other purposes like small businesses, garages and bars. He warned that BHC would take legal action against such people.