Buying land in Lagos can be safe if you follow the right verification steps. Many investors skip this process and end up in disputes or losing their property.
Key Documents to Verify
Certificate of Occupancy (C of O): Confirms government recognition of ownership.
Gazette/Excision: Shows the land has been released from government acquisition.
Survey Plan: Details the location, boundaries, and legal status.
Verification Steps
Visit the Lagos State Land Registry to confirm the document’s authenticity.
Use an independent surveyor to cross-check the survey plan.
Work with a real estate lawyer for legal clearance.
Tip: Never rely on photocopies or verbal assurances. Only original, verifiable documents should influence your purchase decision.
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