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Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 8:06am On Jul 08, 2015
For Tips on buying lands and properties in Lagos.Land scam is real.Dont be a victim.
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 8:16am On Jul 08, 2015
1) Approach every property sale with caution, regardless of how that contact is made.

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Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 3:29pm On Jul 08, 2015
b) Get an experienced property lawyer to thoroughly investigate ownership and handle transaction.
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 9:48am On Jul 09, 2015
Getting a site inspection survey at the time of purchase can save time, money and protect you from having bad investment in long run.
The importance of a land survey inspection before you make the most important financial decision of your life has never been greater. No one can locate your property boundaries on the ground, map and certify that location except for a registered land surveyor.

Take the following steps and you can be sure of safe transaction.

a) Approach every property sale with caution, regardless of how that contact is made.
b) Get an experienced property lawyer (e.g. http://omonilelawyer.com/ ) to thoroughly investigate ownership and handle transaction.
c) Get to confirm the titled documents (governor’s consent or C of O) in
Land Registry.It is not safe to stop at the stage,as there are countless illegal title documents in Land Registry (obtained with fraud or fictitious survey plans).

d) Consult an honest registered surveyor to inspect property
i. To find out status of property.
ii. To find out if survey plan annexed to titled document properly defines and describes the property.
iii. To possibly determine size (area) of property. This is to ensure you get value for your money.
e) Insist on getting all information about land sale before you agree to buy property.

f) Resist high pressure sales tactics. Agent pushes you to buy quickly, giving you ‘warnings’ about competition from others buyers or rising prices.

g) There is no small issue concerning any land matter, it is usually bigger than it literally seems to be. It is also important and good practice to meet actual owner of property before payment.

As a point of principle, when buying property, always seek advice from independent parties- i.e. someone not acting for the seller.

Get an experienced property lawyer and surveyor. I just can't begin to state how important it is to have competent, honest and qualified professionals working on your behalf.

Surveyors who foresee possible problems with survey can be a valuable asset to their clients. Those who carelessly fail to protect or inform the client in all survey matters may find themselves burdened with defending negligence.
Getting a site inspection survey at the time of purchase can save time, money and protect you from having bad investment in long run.
The importance of a land survey inspection before you make the most important financial decision of your life has never been greater. No one can locate your property boundaries on the ground, map and certify that location except for a registered land surveyor.

Do not entrust the most valuable asset you have on this Earth, your real property, to chance. Call a registered surveyor.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mr. Folarin N.O is a registered surveyor in private practice in Lagos. He dedicates his time to provide solutions to real property needs and continuing education to clients and professional service providers on land matters.
For further information or in case you have any comment or feedback, don’t hesitate to contact the author.
Mobile: +234(0)8028541100, +234(0)8037046468
Email: crystalsurveysltd@gmail.com or landsurveymatters@gmail.com
Website:www.crystalsurveysltd.org
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 12:15pm On Jul 09, 2015
b) Get an experienced property lawyer (e.g. http://omonilelawyer.com/ ) to thoroughly investigate ownership and handle transaction.
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 11:48am On Jul 13, 2015
d) Consult an honest registered surveyor to inspect property
i. To find out status of property.
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 12:07pm On Jul 13, 2015
backspace07:
d) Consult an honest registered surveyor to inspect property
i. To find out status of property.

nice
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 1:56pm On Jul 13, 2015
Resist high pressure sales tactics. Agent pushes you to buy quickly, giving you ‘warnings’ about competition from others buyers or rising prices.
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 5:57pm On Jul 14, 2015
g) There is no small issue concerning any land matter, it is usually bigger than it literally seems to be. It is also important and good practice to meet actual owner of property before payment.
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 6:01pm On Jul 16, 2015
e) Insist on getting all information about land sale before you agree to buy property.
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 11:07am On Sep 05, 2015
Why you need to have your own honest surveyor when buying lands or properties in Lagos?
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by backspace07: 12:20pm On Sep 10, 2015
a) Approach every property sale with caution, regardless of how that contact is made.
Re: Tips On Buying Lands And Properties In Lagos by jaz(m): 10:55am On Oct 23, 2015
my oga, sorry to digress a bit but i have a question, where a landlord has issued 3 months quit notice is the tenant to pay rent for those months ?

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