Frequently Asked Questions

Before purchasing land, you must conduct a land search at the Ministry of Lands to verify ownership, ensure there are no disputes, and confirm the land’s zoning regulations. Additionally, you need a Sale Agreement, Land Control Board (LCB) consent (for agricultural land), and proper documentation like the Title Deed transfer.

Most real estate companies offer flexible payment options, including cash purchases, bank financing (mortgages), Sacco loans, and installment plans. Some developers also offer rent-to-own arrangements for specific properties.

Key considerations include location, accessibility, infrastructure (roads, electricity, and water supply), security, zoning regulations, and potential for appreciation. Also, ensure the property has a clean Title Deed.

Yes, site visits are highly recommended to physically inspect the land or property, confirm its location, and verify details such as the availability of utilities, roads, and security in the area.

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Check their company registration details, read client reviews, visit their physical office, verify title deeds at the Lands Registry, and consult a real estate lawyer before making any payments.