Am looking for where to do my 4month Industrial training(IT) in any estate firm or construction company if u see pls lemme kwn

property put us for problem.
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Lawyer thank you o! Pls all these lands in ibeju lekki, which ones are the original lands, we hear of so many now, shapati elaranigbe, help us o!

Pekadust:
Lawyer thank you o! Pls all these lands in ibeju lekki, which ones are the original lands, we hear of so many now, shapati elaranigbe, help us o!

How genuine re these properties without credible titles

Austeenkole:
Ok, let me start by saying you did well to take the time to put this together. As an executive assistance/marketer with a reputable property company, I can put it to you that you are probably not in this business. My basis for that assumption is that you should know that most of the documents you mentioned above are strictly confidential. I don't know how these mushroom's property companies operates. But where i work, you wouldn't bother to ask for such and such when you see what we have on ground. It is hilarious to think of showing these documents to every body that works into my office to make inquiries. I have not even seen some of them myself. There are several other ways of knowing the status of a property before purchasing it. And I think you should be overly concerned with some of these documents when you dealing with individuals and not organisations. You expect Dantata & Sawoe or Cahaah Nig Ltd (where I work) to show you their survey plans and Government consent because of one three-bedroom you may end up not purchasing. hahahaha

Coming from one who purports to work for a so-called reputable company, your assertions are so sad...practically shaking my head.

You have done your company a great de-marketing disservice by mentioning their name (Cahaah Nig Ltd) and thus associating them with your work/thought pattern. I'm reminded of some useless 'Baba Sikirat' estate agents i'v come across in the past.

Let me end by doing the same thing you started with...i thank OP for taking out time to respond and enlighten you. Seriously praying it will improve you.

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Austeenkole:
Ok, let me start by saying you did well to take the time to put this together. As an executive assistance/marketer with a reputable property company, I can put it to you that you are probably not in this business. My basis for that assumption is that you should know that most of the documents you mentioned above are strictly confidential. I don't know how these mushroom's property companies operates. But where i work, you wouldn't bother to ask for such and such when you see what we have on ground. It is hilarious to think of showing these documents to every body that works into my office to make inquiries. I have not even seen some of them myself. There are several other ways of knowing the status of a property before purchasing it. And I think you should be overly concerned with some of these documents when you dealing with individuals and not organisations. You expect Dantata & Sawoe or Cahaah Nig Ltd (where I work) to show you their survey plans and Government consent because of one three-bedroom you may end up not purchasing. hahahaha

@the bolded
We all certainly know which company NOT to use. If this company has any sense at all, they will fire you and begin a damage control campaign immediately.
Smh

Dear Learned Friends,

kindly help a friend of mine with your professional counsel

A friend of mine bought a land that has been surveyed by the seller and has lodged same in the ministry of lands.
Now the confusion is, does he need to carry out another survey bearing in mind that the present survey is carrying the seller name.

Pls give your perspective pls..........................

[quote author=Austeenkole post=33228610]Ok, let me start by saying you did well to take the time to put this together. As an executive assistance/marketer with a reputable property company, I can put it to you that you are probably not in this business. My basis for that assumption is that you should know that most of the documents you mentioned above are strictly confidential. I don't know how these mushroom's property companies operates. But where i work, you wouldn't bother to ask for such and such when you see what we have on ground. It is hilarious to think of showing these documents to every body that works into my office to make inquiries. I have not even seen some of them myself. There are several other ways of knowing the status of a property before purchasing it. And I think you should be overly concerned with some of these documents when you dealing with individuals and not organisations. You expect Dantata & Sawoe or Cahaah Nig Ltd (where I work) to show you their survey plans and Government consent because of one three-bedroom you may end up not purchasing. hahahaha[/quote
My friend stop destroying your company, genuine customers with their hard earned cash after reading your comments whenever they hear the name Cahaah Nig Ltd they will run, can you not see that are seriously destroying any customer trust or belief in your company's brand by frivolously dismissing customer's legitimate concerns and worries

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My dear learned friends,what legal action can be taken to address a situation where a landlord increases rent to over 130% , breaks up the floors of the compounds,pipes,drainages n walls ,thereby leaving the compound in a very unconducive state with no gate..with open soakaway...all these 3 months before the expiration of a tenants rent. And also threaten to forcely evict the tenant immediately the rent expires if he can not pay the increase.

DavidOkafor:
Dear Learned Friends,

kindly help a friend of mine with your professional counsel

A friend of mine bought a land that has been surveyed by the seller and has lodged same in the ministry of lands.
Now the confusion is, does he need to carry out another survey bearing in mind that the present survey is carrying the seller name.

Pls give your perspective pls..........................

It is important to verify that the existing survey is correct and properly describes the subject land.There are many incorrect survey plans in circulation.If found to be okay, you can do "CHANGE OF TITLE", If otherwise you should proceed to do a new survey plan.It is regular practise.

Yes o be ready to do all the necessary leg work and research and give the FHA a call from time to time

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