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Property Lawyer in Lagos Nigeria – Find Out Why You Need a Property Lawyer Before You Buy Your First Land from Real Estate Agents or Property Developers

Everybody hates a lawyer until they need one. The present generation has a wanton habit of dispensing with the need for a lawyer in their endeavours, because of the misconception all held impression that lawyers are troublemakers. The belief is that when you need a lawyer, then you must be in real legal trouble. My kinsman, you are wrong. Terribly wrong.

To put your misconception in correct perspective, the truth is that you need a lawyer even before getting into that legal trouble you talk about. In fact, when you use a lawyer, you are basically saving yourself from legal trouble in the first place. Do not forget that Criminal law is not the only area of law that lawyers practise. There are a lot of activities that suggest the need for a lawyer.

Take for instance the purchase of a landed property or acquisition of an estate, the participation of a solicitor is as fundamental as the hard-earned money that the purchaser of land parts with. Imagine acquiring a landed property and twenty years down the line, somebody hits you up with litigation on the property and claim that you have a defective title or you do not have a valid title at all. Imagine the trauma. Now, compare it with a property title perfected in the hands of a legal expert. Mind-resting!

You may want to know, the role of a lawyer far surpasses merely sitting down in the negotiation room and preparing the Deed of transfer of the land to the purchaser. A lawyer will usually visit the State Lands Registry on your behalf to first verify that the land is not encumbered by any adverse title, one that will prevent you from enjoying peaceable possession of the land. Even after purchasing of the land, it is the job of a lawyer to process the required documents at the same registry to perfect your title on the land. Perfection may include an application for and obtention of a Certification of Occupancy, registration of transfer instruments e.t.c.

Now, when you enter the office of a lawyer to act as a solicitor on your behalf in respect of a property transaction, you may want to know how available he is for your brief. Below are the features of an available property or real estate lawyer:

1. Some lawyers can decide to practise law on a part-time basis and are hardly ever available to ensure quick closure to simple property transactions. Your solicitor should be one that is fully dedicated to the legal work, not a lawyer-cum-businessman.

2. Your solicitor must have the proper license to practise law in whatever state you are doing your property deals in.
3. Your solicitor should have good knowledge of the area and surrounding areas in which you have property deals in.
4. Just like real estate agents, real estate attorneys have a reputation of being confrontational and pushy. In some respects, this is not always bad; real estate is such a complicated subject that you sometimes need someone who is willing to go the extra mile and be adversarial if need be. A good real estate lawyer should, however, have great interpersonal skills and be friendly.

Real estate lawyers have to sit and negotiate sales contracts and come to satisfying resolutions to disputes. Most importantly, they should be able to put you at ease as you deal with these issues.

5. Since nobody likes a protracted legal battle, where there is a legal dispute with respect to land or property, a good real estate lawyer should have some measure of creativity if he is to bring a dispute or sale to a close. Even a fairly standard real estate transaction has a lot of processes that need to be navigated. A sharp creative mind will definitely help.
6. Real estate negotiations have so many moving parts that any good lawyer handling them will need particularly sharp analytical skills. This is especially important for more difficult disputes since you need to have all your bases covered. There are usually at least a few courses of action in a real estate dispute or sale and a good lawyer will look at every angle and decide which course of action is best for you.
7. Finally, a good real estate lawyer should have perseverance. Just about anything can happen in a complicated real estate deal and a lawyer should be ready to spend time negotiating and fighting for your best interests.

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Are you looking for plots of land for sale in Lagos Nigeria to buy without losing your money or giving up the property to the government? here are comprehensive tips and advice you must read before buying your next property in Lagos state

Since we created this property blog for Nigerians looking for genuine plots of land to buy in Lagos, it’s also important that we share useful tips that will help interested property buyers living within or outside Nigeria find an affordable and genuine property to acquire without legal issues.

Whether you are a Nigerian working and living at home or in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, South Africa, or any part of the world, this guide is all you need to begin your journey to owning a share of the booming property market here in Lagos state.

Reasons why you should buy your first property now in Lagos:

• Lagos is the commercial hub of Nigeria – The state is the home to top companies across industries in Nigeria which is the reason migration is very high on a daily basis and as such creates an opportunity for property or home rental businesses. It’s the rising housing deficit that made Lagos state government to embark on a mass housing project for average income earners, yet, it is still not enough to cater for the growing population. You can buy a property and start a home rental business to serve workers looking for accommodation or lease to corporate organisations.
• The value of land in Lagos is on the rise as development spread to every part of the state. A land acquired within a strategic area for N600k-N1m could skyrocket to N4 – N6 million in a year. For instance, as at 2011-2013, you could buy a plot of land for less than N300,000 at Ibeju Lekki but now the average selling price, following the announcement of a plan to cite Dangote refinery in that region, is around N1-2million per plot. Besides, real estate surveyors are projecting N8-10million by the time the area is fully industrialised.

See This – 20 Key Facts You Should Know About Dangote Refinery Project & Capacity

• There are companies looking for land or home to rent or lease as they branch out to reach more target market which gives rise to increasing demand for a property close to the emerging communities. You can take advantage of this trend, position yourself by buying land in this area ahead of the opportunities.
• Another emerging opportunity in the real estate market is a shared office model also known as co-working space, a term use to describe an SME cost-saving model adopted by property investors. Here, small businesses come together to share office while paying a fraction as rentals. You can also buy a property, develop and lease to SMEs.

Having mentioned the numerous advantages of being a property owner in Lagos Nigeria, does it mean that buying houses or land in the state is smooth? definitely NO. As it has it’s own benefit, there are also accompanying risks that come with owning a plot of Land in Lagos which is not unconnected to activities of Hoodlums popularly known as Omonile and fraudsters who issue fake land documents.

I must be sincere, buying a land or house in Lagos can be risky especially when you don’t deal with the right real estate agent. You might even use a family member or friend without due diligence and still end up wasting million of Naira on a fake property that doesn’t have the right documentation or already owned by the government. This is the reason a lot of Nigerians prefer to buy land in their village where they feel transactions are safe or vetted by the community.

Despite this flaws, owning a piece of land in Lagos is a lifetime investment that generates endless cash flow. It also starts by arming yourself with the right information, asking questions from genuine sources and understanding the necessary documents and approvals required before ownership is transferred to you.

Here are basic steps to buying genuine and affordable plots of land for sale in Lagos Nigeria

• Ask a Real Estate Agent – Talk to a registered property agent with a track record of successful transactions and happy clients, tell him what you want and your budget. Be very straight to tell him to weed out properties under government acquisitions and out of Omonile boys. This will save you time and energy as you wouldn’t want to pay for a land in Lagos and receive a notice that such property is already marked by the Lagos state government for a specific project.

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• Carry out your own research on the area you want to buy the property by asking questions from family and friends in Lagos or visit online forums like Nairaland property session for discussion around properties in such area.
• After you are satisfied with the first and second one, go for site inspection yourself as it’s very important that you take a first-hand site visit to where you want to buy the property. What if I am not in Lagos Nigeria? You can request a 360 video recording of the region from your agent or a trusted person. This will help you see what you are buying and allay fear.
  • A site inspection will help you see how near your property is, to key areas like offices, or business.
  • You will also have an idea or estimate of what the place might look in the nearest future based on what you spot.
  • Nearness to high tension is risky and such property might be exposed to the danger that comes with cable wires. You need to check this too during a site inspection.
  • Check how close the land or house you want to buy is to filling stations and market.
  • For easy navigation to another city, check how close you are to major road or bus stop. At the same time, it is not good to be too close to the road, in the case of expansion. I have seen many landlords forfeit their land during Lagos state government road expansion project.
  • Don’t forget to check the topography, how sloppy the land is and the texture of the soil so you don’t buy a land that holds water. In summary, it should be a dry land not sand filled.
  • If you are ok with the land after checking all these, you can connect hire a Surveyor to help you measure the land.
• On payment, you are strongly advised to confirm the authenticity of the property agent account, do not pay into a personal account!
• How do I now make payment from abroad? The best advice for Nigerians living abroad is to open a diaspora account with GTBank. Click here to find a guide on how to open a GTBank from abroad. After that, you can transfer the required amount from your local bank account to the real estate agent’s corporate account
• Please note that aside from the cost of the land, you also need to pay for Deed of Assignment and Survey Plan which vary among real estate companies. These will be paid alongside the full cost of the land you want to buy. Some real estate agents have flexible payment options – buy the land now and pay for extra charge later.
• Here are documents you will be given after your payment has been confirmed by the agent: Receipts of Payments, Contract of sales, Provisional Allocation Letter, Deed of Assignment, and Titles that comes with land acquisition in Lagos: Certificate of Occupancy, Gazette)
• Please note that property managed by real estate developers with global C of O doesn’t need a C of O again, what you need is a Deed of Assignment, & Governor’s consent.

See: 6 Key Documents to Ask For Before Buying A Land In Lagos

• The land will be allocated to you after you have finalised all payments and documentation; that’s if it already has a C of O or else, you’ll have to wait for a copy of Global C of O since it’s still on excision.

Useful articles you should also read:

• Why you should buy your first land in a proposed estate
• 5 things to consider before buying a land in Lagos state
• How to know if a Land for sale in genuine
• Who pays Land Use Charge in Lagos state
• Best places to buy a land in Lagos at the cheapest price
• View more articles here

While these guidelines will help you find and buy a land for sale in Lagos Nigeria from a registered real estate or property agent at zero risks, you might also want to push the hard work to us by taking a look at our inventory of properties handpicked for you, they are free from Lagos state government acquisition and out of the reach of Omonile boys. Every offer mentioned here are managed by trusted real estate managers who come together to form a network.

Land Under Government Strict Control & Acquisition In Lagos State – What You Should Know & Latest Omonile Strategies For Selling Plots of Committed Land In Ibeju Lekki, Ikorodu, Mowe In Lagos And Tips To Avoid Scams

One big fear of first time property buyers is “entering into Omonile transactions” – a term used to describe a set of individuals who are in the habit of scamming buyers or selling plots of land, strictly under government control in Lagos state,  to buyers who don’t know how to carry out due diligence on a land or verify the authenticity of land transactions before making full payment. This is a key reason people are scared of getting involved in the growing real estate market, especially in Lagos state.

If you are reading this, please pay close attention to the ideas I will be sharing with you so that you can easily avoid paying for land already earmarked by the government for specific projects. Areas you will find land scams in Lagos state are Alimosho, Epe, Egbe, Ikotun, Ifako, Alakukuo, Iba, Iyana paga, Ikorodu, Igbogbo, Ayobo, Badagry and some areas in Ibeju Lekki etc. This doesn’t, in any way, rule out other locations outside this region, you are strongly advised to educate yourself on common mistakes “Omonile boys’ usually capitalise on to sell “land under government control to buyers in Lagos”.

Over the years, it has been revealed that land used by these “fraudulent sellers” are properties set aside by Lagos state government for special community developments or projects such as community schools, bridges, affordable housing schemes, ministries, museums, pottery villages, cemeteries or buildings of national or state importance.

As we know, the government might have bought these plots from the community or taken over the land from sellers with compensations but haven’t made enough notice about these properties to the public or carry out necessary fencing around the land to scare buyers away – these are loopholes these “fraudsters take advantage of to market the properties to buyers”. Sometimes, there are signposts stationed around the location to inform people that those areas are restricted lands but because of less or infrequent supervision by officials, these fraudulent sellers go there to remove the signposts and tout themselves as the real owners of the properties.

When they eventually sell it to buyers with fake papers, you might not even see them again, hence, leave you face to face with the staff of Town Planning Authorities when the government is ready to commence developments.

How to avoid land under government control:

• When anyone comes to you with a land for sale offer; request for the titles and consult a property lawyer to help you do the necessary document verifications; you can even ask for the land coordinates, a number that checks the status at Alausa, Ikeja. This is very important – it’s better to pay a lawyer and avoid falling into this devastating transactions than to think you are wiser, and end up with nothing and even lose more.
• See – 6 Key Documents To Ask Before Buying A Land In Lagos
• Do a thorough physical inspection of the land to see if you will find a signpost (with restriction notice) buried on the ground; an idea that will help you spot a land for sale under government acquisition.
• Ask the sellers reasons that land is still vacant – if it’s not genuine land, you will most likely hear different stories with new ones added every day.

The bottom line of my article on buying Land in Lagos is that you should “SHINE YOUR EYES” before paying, the government will not pity you when they are ready to develop the land.

This article shares insight on what you can build on a plot of land to generate predictable cash flow from property investment.

After concluding all necessary documentation with our real estate company and have been allocated respective plots of land, a lot of buyers still ask me this post-purchase questions, “What can I build on a plot of Land”?

This is an important part of your real estate journey as it helps you plan your next strategic move.

Though I have shared tips to making money off your vacant land which you might want to check out here. This article is focused on helping interested land buyers see the opportunities in Lagos real estate market and how they can position their portfolio for a better return on investment.

Real estate in Lagos is a sure destination for local and foreign investors who are looking for a stable and near zero investment windows in Nigeria. In the country alone, the sector account for around 12% of annual GDP and the way population is growing, expert predicts a double-digit growth for the sector which is doubt creating more jobs.

That doesn’t mean the sector is 100% risk-free but we believe that if you have every information required to find a good land with key documentation and backed by a professional property lawyer, you are as well safe from scammers.

What you can build on a plot of land in Lagos:

Find 4 ideas on what you can do with your vacant plot of land with examples to take home.

• Affordable residential units – As the housing deficit in Lagos widens every day, the need for housing package that will meet the need for low-middle level income earners becomes paramount. You can utilise your plot of land to build standard 2-bedroom apartments or duplex and rent out for annual rental income. This is the common strategies to making steady cash flow from real estate business as a beginner.
• Factory – As demand for essential household products increases, you can build a factory for mass production, partner with distributors and sell to wholesalers for profit. For instance, you can build a bottled water manufacturing company on your land and turn it into a mega business in a short time.
• Office space – For land cited in an industrial area or densely populated region where commercial activities are expected to pick up, you can build units of office or co-working space, rent it out to interested business owners and earn rental income.
• Guesthouse – This is another profitable building you can mount on a plot of land located in an area where migration is expected to increase. For instance, Ibeju Lekki is an area where such a business will thrive as investors, staff and business owners look for temporary accommodation or short stay services.

While these are what you can build on a plot of land in Lagos state, you may still want to find available properties that are available in good and fast developing locations.

This article highlights ways to make money on your vacant land now with 4 practical examples you can explore.

Now that you have finally decided to take your own share of the property market in Lagos by buying plots of land what happens next? should you just leave it like that and wait for the price to appreciate or start building immediately? This is a question first-time investors ask when they are not sure what they want to do with the land after a successful acquisition.

See: 5 things to consider before buying a land in Lagos

One thing I have always mentioned here on BuyLandInLagos.com is that now is the best time to invest in the booming property market in Nigeria especially in fast-growing cities like Lagos. The Lagos state government has embarked on several developmental projects that will open the state to the rest of the world and turn it into a mega city. Already the influx of new investors from around the world is a major pointer, forget the report that was published by National Bureau of statistics that the country’s FDI is falling, Lagos state is attracting billions of investments from private investors. The truth is, business thrive where population growth is high, there are lots of sectors that benefit from population explosion in which real estate is the number one. Currently, the housing deficit in Lagos is estimated at 2.5million which is not unconnected to the state population of 21 million, a problem that doubles as an opportunity for land buyers and property investors looking for an attractive return on investment in the shortest period.

I only did a brief recap of what few investors see in Lagos state before investing billions of Naira. So, whenever you find yourself asking whether it’s right to buy plots of land in Lagos, this analysis should help you answer that. Besides, I am going to share what tips on how you can also make money on your vacant right after purchase.

4 Ways To Make Money On Your Vacant Land

1. Turn it into an event or wedding centre where people, who don’t have the big cash to spend on an event hall, will use for their wedding or local events. You can ask for the estimated cost of renting a hall around the area and fix a fair price that is affordable for your customers.
2. Explore your vacant land for agricultural activities and livestock rearing by employing farmers who would study the environment and recommend the best crop to grow or animal to rear with a high conversion rate.
3. You can also rent it to companies looking for factories to build while they pay you an agreed annual lease for a specific period. A lot of investors are reaping fat returns from leasing their property to manufacturing companies. Even some telecom operators have used this strategy to expand their network to people in rural communities for a huge payout.
4. Another area you can also try out of there are lots of offices around or business activities in your area are car park business. A lot of people are always looking for a convenient and safe place to park their cars all through the night or for a short period which presents a profitable business opportunity for landowners to monetize their space.

While these 4 Ways to make money on your vacant land in Lagos state will help you raise additional cash to fund your building project you can also view an additional land offers that are available for sales in fast-growing areas.

Estate land for sale in Lagos Nigeria is the most affordable property offer you can buy to invest your way to a successful real estate journey. Don’t just rush to buy a land because it is located in a developed area, use this guide to investing in your first land without falling into the net of fraudulent sellers.

As a beginner or first-time land investor or buyer, one common mistake you can easily make even after you have armed yourself with a relevant guide on property purchases in Lagos state is when you choose to buy landed property in an area that is completely isolated or where you are the only one involved in such transaction. There is a high chance that you could be sold a fake land or property that is already owned by someone else and such result in loss of your money.

This situation is akin to what happens to a bunch of brooms; it can easily be broken when separate but as a whole, you might not find it easy to do. As simple and concise the lesson learned from this assertions is, it’s enough to save you land buyers or investors millions of Naira that would have been lost in shady deals.

The core message I am passing across to you is this; “don’t buy your first property in isolation, go for estate land for sale in Lagos Nigeria”,

What is an Estate Land in Lagos? This is a large expanse of land with Global C of O and earmarked for a proposed estate with interested buyers looking for a share of the plots available. For instance, Lekki Phase 2 was a hectare that was initially underdeveloped until a real estate developer designed an approved layout, mapped out plots of land with specific land sizes and offered it as a package for sale to current occupiers or owner.

One thing you should know about buying plots from a hectare with Global C of O is that you don’t need another C of O again since it’s already covered by the former, what you need is a Deed of assignment and Governors’ Consent.

These are 3 key reasons you should buy estate land for sale in Lagos Nigeria

Most of the land available for sale in Lagos within a planned estate property layout which offer lots of opportunities for you to enjoy the following benefits.

• Cheap Land Offers With Less Risk – Estate land in Lagos is always available in bulk (hectares) which is the reason prices are always cheaper compared to isolated land transactions located in either an already developed region. Right now, there are inventories of virgin land in proposed estates at Ibeju Lekki selling between N500,000 – N4.5 million per plots with projections revealing over 200% potential returns for investors in 2 years and more than 500% in 10 years. Also, real estate Land packages offered to mass real estate buyers tend to come with trust as most of the time, it’s always difficult to dupe or sideline group of educated investors compared to a single buyer. Knowing fully well that there could be military personnel, top-class citizens and government officials, a real estate agent who is concerned about their brand and public perception would make sure all necessary documentation, registrations, and approvals are intact before accepting cash from their clients.
• The additional benefit for being among the crowd

Being among a group of real estate buyers comes with its own advantage which you may ordinarily not enjoy as a single property buyer. There is room to share collective information, ask questions, and be alerted of potential danger when you spot an attractive, too-good-to-be-true deal. Also, security of your property is guaranteed as most proposed estate layout is always fenced to keep Omo Nile boys or third parties from unauthorised access.

During physical inspections, you might not see a flaw in the location or topography but could be alerted when you belong to a group of interested investors since everyone has diverse knowledge on the best place to buy land in Lagos Nigeria

• Collective responsibilities and reduced running cost

There is also the benefit of sharing cost which is far better than bearing it alone. For instance, utility charges, and other recurring costs could be expensive if you are staying alone or living with your family in an area and less expensive when it is shared among a group of property owners living an estate.

While these advantages of buying an estate land for sale in Lagos Nigeria will help you find cheaper virgin land in developing areas with no risk of fraud or scam, and save running cost, you can also scan through all the properties handpicked for you to get started in your real estate investment business.

This article contains 5 things to consider before buying a land in Nigeria

Our top focus here at BuyLandInLagos.com is to help Nigerians living abroad secure affordable land in a fast growing location here in Lagos, build their dream homes and enjoy consistent cash flow from capital appreciation which is the reason we spend 90% of our time educating our blog visitors how to buy land in Lagos Nigeria without falling victims of scam and fake documents.

From sharing detailed steps on how to spot buy land at cheapest price to key documents you should ask for buying paying for your next private property in a selected location, we strive to position our platform as the number one source for everything land in Lagos.

A lot of Nigerians have paid millions into a real estate company’s account, all in the name of property acquisition and at the end lost everything due to negligence and lack of right information.

In this post, I will be sharing 5 things to consider before buying a land in Nigeria with common mistakes you should avoid making.

Reasons you need to investigate a property before buying in Lagos Nigeria

Don’t just rush to make payment, ask questions, meet people and be well informed about what you are paying for. This will help you:

• Reveal hidden cost and charges like Land use charges that were accumulated before now.
• Get all useful information about the size of the land, area, and topography.
• Know who the real property owners are and key parties in the transactions.
• Know the current and future development that might affect value; from social amenities, industrialisation, government laws, etc.

5 things to consider before buying a land in Nigeria ( Lagos state as a case study)

1. Ask for all the key documents and confirm the validity with a property lawyer. Get the seller to send you a photocopy of the following documents: Certificate of Occupancy, Power of Attorney, Tax Clearance Certificate, Approved Survey Plan, and Deed of Assignment. (Read 6 Key Documents To Ask Before Buying). For real estate companies selling a large expanse of land in plots, ask for global C of O.
2. Investigate all taxes and legal fees relating to the land you want to buy. A land with C of O always attract land use charges, so it’s important that you confirm all charges on the land alongside other charges have been paid by the seller. Once you are satisfied, proceed to the third factor.
3. Do a physical inspection of the land to verify the authenticity of the documents sent to you. You need to make sure everything stated on the land documents conform with the size of the land, location, and other condition of the property. Also, you can carry out further investigation by looking at the proximity to basic amenities and developing centres, making sure your next neighbour is not a filling station, oil and gas pipeline (route), powerline ( high tension cable) and waterways to avoid flooding.
4. Assess the trend of land value in that area, so you don’t get your money stuck for long, by comparing what properties or house in the same location are selling for. This will give you an idea of the estimated fair value of plots of land in that region. For instance, when you buy a plot of land in Ibeju Lekki right now, it’s certain the value will go up because the price per plot has been going up for while which is not unconnected to the ongoing construction of Dangote refinery and development of Lekki free trade zone. The offer price was around N300,000 – N350,000 a few years ago but now it’s selling for N1,000,000 – N4,000,000. Though, some emerging areas are still selling for less which you can grab now.
5. Government regulation and land use control; The very last factor to check after doing the above are whether the area is earmarked by the regulators for industrial estate or development project. This is vital if your intention is residential so that you don’t contravene the law and lose your cash.

And if you are satisfied with what you see, you can then proceed to make full payment and request for your genuine receipt.

See all the key documents required when buying a land in Lagos Nigeria so that you don’t get yourself into legal trouble after investing your hard earned money in Lagos property market.

This is the most critical part of every land purchasing processes you should be aware of. As the saying goes, information is power and if you are well informed in this area, I bet you, you would hardly fall for land scams in Lagos Nigeria.

See: How to Buy Land For Sale In Lagos Nigeria Stress-Free

After making payments for the cost of the land you are interested in, including the deed of assignment and certificate of occupancy, here are key documents to ask for, in order to know whether the land titles are original or not.

6 Key Documents Required When Buying A Land In Lagos Nigeria

1. Receipt
2.  Approved survey plan
3. Approved layout
4. Power of Attorney
5. Deed of assignment
6. Certificate of Occupancy ( C of O)

Let’s break down the people who you would likely buy your next land from into three categories; Real estate agent, individuals or consultants and family who claims ownership of the land.

For properties offered by an agent or real estate developer within a specified area or proposed estate, here are the key documents to ask for: Approved survey plan, Approved layout, The power of attorney ( that’s if the company is acting on behalf of the seller) and Global C of O.

For company’s or individual who has bought for a speculative reason; to resell for profit due to land appreciation, you should ask for Receipts, Deed of assignment, Approved survey plan and C of O.

When it comes to family-owned property, this can be challenging which means a lot of due diligence has been played into your land buying processes. It is always difficult to know who the true owner is, especially when ownership document is ongoing and not readily available upon request.

Alongside the ownership document issued by the appropriate authority, you should also ask for Approved survey plan, Approved layout, and C of O.

While these documents required when buying a land in Lagos Nigeria will help avoid being scammed or issue fake land title papers, I will advise you hand over this task to a good property lawyer. He is the one who will help you verify the authenticity of every document backing the property so you don’t find yourself in trouble after making payments.

See This – Best Place To Buy Land In Lagos Right Now With Fast Return

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