Don’t rely on just
pictures and sweet words because there are
so many other important things the picture
or advert won’t tell you such as the
neighborhood, light and water issues, the
road leading to that place, amenities such
schools or hospitals, transportation ease to
and fro, market, etc.


Make sure you check
all these things before you finally commit
yourself to buy a land.

Always Involve Professionals in Land Matters before you buy a land:

A lawyer, Surveyor and
Architect are the 3 most important people
you must get in touch with before you buy
a land.



1 The lawyer is the only one that can
draw up your contract papers legally. Any
other landed document drawn up by any
other person is null and void and you
would not be allowed to process your
papers at the Land registry.


2 Registered Surveyor is the only one that
can draw up your survey plans. Without the
survey plan you have no description of the
land you intend to buy. Use only a
registered surveyor please and finally,



3 Architect is the one who would advise you
on the type of house you are to build and
the cost of putting up that structure
starting from the location of the land down
to the type of soil. Don’t do self service.
Engage professionals to guide you properly



Don't buy a Land without Viewing the land physically: No matter
how beautiful or attractive the land being
advertised appears please go there and
look at it.



Too many Real estate developers
and Agents have scammed thousands of
Nigerians using beautifully drawn flyers
promoting lands that are equivalent to Aso
rock estate in choice locations, only to
realize that they are dump yards not fit for
human habitation.



Always find time to visit
the place physically or send a trusted
representative to view it.



bluehedgerealtors.com/the-10-
commandments-of-buying-land-in-
nigeria/


Land for sale

There is a two plots. of land in a good
location along mgbuoba road opposite.
AIT for sale in port harcourt. for more
detail call 09067347994.

@ OP, are architects knowledgeable in soil mechanism and behaviour?

vanndubi:
@ OP, are architects knowledgeable in soil mechanism and behaviour?

not really