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A lot of people have lost their opportunity to own a land because they have mix feeling about half plot of land without knowing that you can do a lot with 300sqm!

If you have ever asked an architect any of these questions:

1. What can I really do with half plot of land?
2. How many bedrooms can fit into half plot of land?
3. Can I build a 3- bedroom or 4- bedroom flat on a half plot?
4. Can half plot of land contain a duplex?

Then this is for you!
Be it (50ft x 50ft), (60ft x 60ft) and (30ft x 120ft) you can build any of these on a half plot of land.

– RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS ON A HALF PLOT OF LAND (50ft x 50ft, 60ft x 60ft, 30ft x 120ft)
(1) A 3 bedroom flat can fit into a half plot of land with parking space for 3 cars
(2) 2 bedroom flat on a half plot of land with parking space for 3 cars
(3) 4 bedroom flat on a half plot of land with parking space for 2 cars
(4) 2 units of one bedroom flat (mini flat) plus 1 unit of a room self- contain can fit into a half plot of land with parking space for 3 cars
(5) You can build 4 units of mini-flats (1 bedroom flats) on a half plot of land.
(6) 3 bed room duplex with parking space for 3 cars. Etc.

– COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS THAT CAN BE BUILT ON HALF PLOT OF LAND
(1) A mini shopping complex
(2) A restaurant or Bar
(3) 6 shops can fit into a half plot of land

– SOME PUBLIC BUILDINGS THAT CAN BE CONSTRUCTED ON A HALF PLOT OF LAND ARE:
(1) A School
(2) A Hospital
(3) A Church
(4) A Mosque

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You’re finally here!!!!! Welcome!. Before you begin to invest in any landed property, there are certain things you need to do before making that deal so you don’t get jilted.

1.) Request for land owners documents.
2.) Verify land ownership & availability.
3.) Visit the property for proper inspection.
4.) Take time to document every single piece of transaction and payment.
5.) ASK QUESTIONS!

Before taking the decision to acquire a property, make sure you have carried out thorough research as regards the property.
Last but definitely not the least; Call 0700 400 0300 today!! We’ll settle everything and give you peace of mind.

Nigeria is one of the most progressive countries in Africa and despite its exceedingly increased inflation it has a robust economy and ranks among the top 20 economies in the world. Buying land in Nigeria involves a lot of steps; It may seem like an easy thing to do, but it is rather complicated and confusing as well. You have to be on the lookout for scams, illegal activities, and fraudulent documents while also making sure that you are compliant with the law and regulations.

This guide will help you to understand what you need to know when buying land in Nigeria and if you have been looking for the perfect place to invest your money, this guide will help you find it! We will provide you with all the information that you need so that you can make a decision about whether the transaction is worth your time and money.

Things you should know before buying land in Nigeria
1. You must be a Nigerian citizen and resident of Nigeria.
2. You must know the Vendors root of title.
3. Land Use charge on the property.
4. Town planning laws and regulations - This is to avoid buying a residential property proposed to be a green zone by the government.
5. Vines Realty offers you a seamless, transparent buying process!

How to avoid scams
I recommend that you only deal with reputable brokers and people who have a good reputation in the area like Vines Realty. If you are unsure about someone to work with, then you should do your research before entering into any agreements.
If you are looking for properties online, then check out the reviews and feedback from past buyers. Also, make sure to read all of the terms and conditions before agreeing to anything.
It’s also important to make sure that you have a legal title deed when buying land in Nigeria. Make sure to get a full copy of the document and read it carefully before signing anything. If something doesn't seem right, then consult an attorney or another professional before signing on the dotted line.

The Nigerian Land Use Act of 2013
This Act was passed in 2013, and it is the legislation that governs how the land can be used. There are a lot of sections to this Act and they all protect people as well as the environment. Some of the things regulated by this law include environmental conservation, zoning, building regulations, and land use.

The Nigerian Land Use Act of 2013 ensures that there are rules about buildings, structures, water bodies, and other natural resources on the land. This also helps preserve certain areas for future generations so that there is more space for natural resources. Areas like forests no longer have to be cut down just so people can build their houses or even develop their property. The Nigerian Land Use Act of 2013 has really helped to preserve nature while also making sure that everyone has access to land ownership.

Conclusion
Buying land in Nigeria is a complex process, which should not be taken lightly. It is best to do your research and find out the legal requirements before you start the buying process.

In a dwindling economy and a constantly devalued currency, surprisingly enough real estate investment in Lagos is currently one of the most stable investment options. Also as important, is buying properties with the best Titles and Documentations that are in line with the laws governing that state. One of the interesting facts about Real Estate in Nigeria is that the LAND USE ACT 1978, CAP L5, LFN 2004 governs all Real Estate dealings in the country. The Government is not unmindful of the difficulties associated with acquiring lands and landed property and has gone ahead to make laws to regulate, oversee and supervise the sale, lease and ownership of lands in Nigeria.
The most significant thing about the LAND USE ACT 1978, CAP L5, LFN 2004. is that it vests all the land in each state in Nigeria to the Governor of the State to hold in trust and Federal lands to the President. As a trustee to all the land, the Governor/President becomes the overlord while the original exclusive owners technically become tenants. (Section 1 Land Use Act)


There are over 20 different legal Titles and Documentations that are associated with Real Estate in Nigeria and Lands in Lagos and a few of them are;
[center]Letter of Allocation
Certificate of Occupancy
Deed of Assignment: Registered Conveyance / Governor’s
Consent
Excision
Gazette
Registered Survey Plan
Freehold
Registered Court Judgment
Letter of Administration/Probate Grant.
Family Receipt
Crown Grant
Deed of Gift
Deed of Mortgage & Deed of Release
Deed of Deemed Grant
Deed of Sublease/Sub under lease
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Letter of Allocation: A letter of allocation is issued either by the President or Governor in respect to lands in the state or Federal Lands within the control of the above authorities. Note that upon the receipt of the Letter of Allocation, the owner is required to apply for the Certificate of Occupancy.

Certificate of Occupancy: A Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) is issued by the State Government to officially lease the land to the applicant for 99 years. The Certificate of Occupancy recognizes the right of the holder as the legal owner of the property and it can only be issued to ONE person.

Deed of Assignment / Registered Conveyance / Governor’s Consent : After the Deed of Assignment has been exchanged between both parties, it has to be recorded in the land registry to show legal proof that the land has exchanged hands and for the public to be aware of the transaction. Such recorded Deed of Assignment come in the form of either a GOVERNOR’S CONSENT or REGISTERED CONVEYANCE.
Governor’s consent can be applied for and obtained multiple times, as many times as possession of such land is being handed over to multiple purchasers over time.

Excision & Gazette: Excision is therefore the process by which the government releases a part of already acquired land to the natives or indigenes of the area. That is why it is also called “Village Excision” and given to a community and not a person. A Gazette is an Official record book where all special government information are spelt out, detailed and recorded.

Although, this is not in any way an Advert, I have had the fortune of getting a land from a real estate firm called Vines Realty and I have got to say in terms of properly documenting and genuine lands they are good.

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