With this part 2, I intend to conclude on the possible indicators of land dispute so you know what to look out for in order not to lose your hard earned money when buying land. Enjoy it.

3. Negative report on vendor/agent
You must ensure the agent introducing the land to buy, your own agent helping you to source for what to buy and the vendor (that is, the principal who wants to sell his landed property) are credible.

There are a lot of fraudsters in this business as it is typical of any venture where people stand to make money and they will do anything to present themselves as experienced and credible.

Such people always fall into the trap of making so many claims. Start by noting those claims and discreetly verifying them independently.

Where you find any to be false, it should trigger an alarm on land dispute and you better be very careful if you still want to deal with the party involved in the false claim.

Purchasing land from dubious or fraudulent agents may lead to land dispute in future.

If the report on the agent is negative, my admonition is that you purchase your land from a credible source (individual or corporate). Doing otherwise could be costly to your dream of becoming a landlord.

For agents, you may want to stick to using professionals who are answerable to a professional body/association they must have signed up a code of ethics with. READ MORE HERE http://www.nigeriarealestatehub.com/land-dispute-2.html