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A beautiful location and an affordable price do not automatically mean a property is safe to buy.

Before paying, confirm:

1. Who legally owns the land
2. Whether the documents are genuine
3. Whether the survey coordinates match the physical plot
4. Whether the land is affected by government acquisition or another claim
5. The complete cost—including documentation and development charges

But there is one common mistake many first-time buyers make even after checking these things and it can still put their money at risk.

Would you like me to explain it?

Comment “YES” below, or share the biggest concern stopping you from buying your first property in Abuja.

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