FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Buying Properties in Nigeria
1. Can foreigners buy property in Nigeria?
Yes. Foreigners can acquire property in Nigeria, but ownership is typically leasehold (often up to 99 years) in line with the Land Use Act, which vests land ownership in state governors.
What is a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O)
A C of O is an official document issued by the state government confirming legal ownership and the purpose of the land. It is one of the strongest property titles in Nigeria
What fees should I budget for?
Yes. Many Nigerians abroad invest in property back home. To ensure safety:
Work with verified developers
Conduct independent title searches
Avoid cash payments without documentation
Use a lawyer for due diligence
Work with verified developers
Conduct independent title searches
Avoid cash payments without documentation
Use a lawyer for due diligence
Can I buy property in installments?
Yes. Many developers in cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt offer installment payment plans ranging from 3 months to 24 months
How long does it take to sell a property?
Depending on pricing and demand, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. Prime locations in Abuja and Lagos tend to move faster
Why Choose Us?
Verified property listings
Proper documentation checks
Transparent pricing
Flexible payment plans
Dedicated support for diaspora clients
End-to-end legal assistance.
Proper documentation checks
Transparent pricing
Flexible payment plans
Dedicated support for diaspora clients
End-to-end legal assistance.
