Hofbrauhaus:
What if I want to sell my land? And seun wants to buy...

Can you see this your topic is one-sided? Cos it doesn't address when an individual wants to buy from another individual...

Dalu

braine:
WHere can one make land investment with like 300k?

Sanchase:
[b] The only way to prevent is not to buy land, use thed money and go drink yourself to stupOR in a nice beer parloparlb]

INTEGRITYA1:
Preventive measures stated above can serve as guide and prevent us from losing our hard earned money in the process of buying land in Nigeria. Let take little time to read through.

Cc: Lalasticlala

Oblongata:
you are talking about companies, what of if the land is for private person and you have interest?
if you encourage people to buy only from companies then how will ordinary honest people sell theirs?
here's my own guideline

1)get a surveyor in that area to confirm if the land is truly available and certify the real owner
2)let a survey be done an know if the land is line with government's development blueprint.
3)ensure you get one or 2 agents from that particular area involved, confirm from them about the land, owner, etc
4)dont ever pay cash, make a transfer in a private room of a bank, ensure the banker and the land owner are there korokoro.
5)after payment start with foundation asap, to avoid stories that touches. my 2 cents

INTEGRITYA1:
PREVENTIVE MEASURES TO PUT IN PLACE WHEN BUYING LAND IN NIGERIA.

nextstep:


My brother, I did all the above: private surveyor, lands and survey, agent, lawyer, asked community peoples, and wrote a check... and I still had to pay twice. Very few people I know have bought private land without issues.

Maybe I would add: check the courts for any pending/ongoing cases involving the land. Our seller didn't say he was involved in a long legal tussle with another person, with plenty k-leg and ancient history. This was what happened to me and after 3 months of wasting money on police, security, lawyers: I eventually just settled because the guy (old man oh!) and his thugs will pursue my workers after we've already mixed cement, or break the building, or demolish wood stairs. I even got the broad end of a cutlass on my arm. It would have been cheaper just to budget 2x for the land. This is in my own area of Asaba



So here's a very serious question, how would you a realtor have foreseen all this and prevented this experience? I mean, your steps are sound in theory, but I still ended up paying twice...

nextstep:


My brother, I did all the above: private surveyor, lands and survey, agent, lawyer, asked community peoples, and wrote a check... and I still had to pay twice. Very few people I know have bought private land without issues.

Maybe I would add: check the courts for any pending/ongoing cases involving the land. Our seller didn't say he was involved in a long legal tussle with another person, with plenty k-leg and ancient history. This was what happened to me and after 3 months of wasting money on police, security, lawyers: I eventually just settled because the guy (old man oh!) and his thugs will pursue my workers after we've already mixed cement, or break the building, or demolish wood stairs. I even got the broad end of a cutlass on my arm. It would have been cheaper just to budget 2x for the land. This is in my own area of Asaba



So here's a very serious question, how would you a realtor have foreseen all this and prevented this experience? I mean, your steps are sound in theory, but I still ended up paying twice...

baby124:
There’s no way you can know. Especially in Lagos. You may buy land and build house thinking you have arrived. Only for the owner of the land to walk majestically into your house one day and claim the land plus everything on it. The safest way is to buy from a reputable real estate company that owns the land or estate.

EgunMogaji:
Am I the only one here that doesn’t know what Maigwa means?

Also, not everyone likes to buy in an estate. Most estates in Nigeria are glorified slums especially in Lagos. Seun’s kids should note that I wrote most, not all.

INTEGRITYA1:


PA Egunmogaji, the Maigawa you mentioned was originated from a contributor on here and not from original piece /message and I think the poster was like he will prefer to go and buy from one local fellow instead of going corporate.

Regards the real estate companies, I can give you numbers of them you can buy from and your mind will be at peace.

braine:
WHere can one make land investment with like 300k?

EgunMogaji:


Also, not everyone likes to buy in an estate. .

INTEGRITYA1:
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INTEGRITYA1:
Preventive measures stated above can serve as guide and prevent us from losing our hard earned money in the process of buying land in Nigeria. Let take little time to read through.

For more information and enquiries

Call/whatsapp: 08062342001

Mofpearl:
@integritya1
Isn't it risky buying a land with an excision in process title?