Skip to main content

Never Ignore These 5 Red Flags When Buying Land in Kenya

Image
By

 
Purchasing a piece of land in Kenya can be a very expensive affair – due to the value that land holds in the country.

There are several processes and procedures that purchase of land involves and it is always advised that each and every step is followed for a successful land purchase transition to be complete.

While there are genuine land sellers out there, it is also a fact that there are those out to take advantage of high land demand – and if you are not careful, you might end up buying air instead of land.

Here are some of the common red flags in land purchase deals you should never ignore;

Too good to be true offers

They always say; “if a deal is too good, think twice.” If you find someone offering like over 50 per cent off if you purchase a certain piece of land or plot, be very cautious. Such individuals with ‘too good to be true offers’ might actually be using that deal to lure unsuspecting land buyers into a fraudulent transaction.

Only consider reasonable offers like 10 or 20 per cent off and always put question marks on unreasonable offers.

Find Property in Uasin Gishu County
Baoriat Agencies

Call: +254 721-554-937

Lack of proof of ownership

If you encounter a person or company not willing to share with you documents like title deeds showing they are legal owners of the land in question – this should be an automatic red flag for you.

Remember you need a title deed number to do a land search for the property you are interested in buying.

Unwillingness to allow you to visit the land site

A site visit is one of the key things a land buyer must do before initiating any transaction. If a person/company purporting to be selling land does not allow you to visit the said piece of land/plot but wants you to make payments first, be very cautious about that – they might be fraudsters and proceeding with that deal might end up in tears for you.

Contradicting information

When a land buyer tells you one thing about the property but a search on the very same property reveals the contrary, chances are there is something wrong with that piece of land and the best decision is to keep off.

No identification for person/company selling land

Always insist on identification for individuals that are selling land you are interested in. If it is a company representative, be sure to have a look at their staff identification, name of the company and location. If the land seller is unwilling to fully identify him/herself to you, that should be a red flag.

Baoriat Agencies is committed to helping you find the best place for you to settle in Eldoret town. We walk you through the entire process of acquiring your own property in Eldoret until it has been transferred into your hands.

To learn more about buying a property in Eldoret, 

Call 0721-554937

WhatsApp  https://wa.me/0721-554937  

Email evekibet@gmail.com or 

Visit us at  Juma Hajee Building room number 16, Eldoret town 

Follow our Facebook Page Boariat Agencies for the latest deals

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Major Streets in Eldoret Town – Perfect for Mega Investments

By
  If you are looking for a place to put your investment in around Eldoret town, then consider the Central Business District (CBD). With the growing population that is pushing the expansion of Eldoret town – which is currently an economic, education, sports, health and a transport hub for at least 23 counties in the North Rift region and Western Kenya, this Uasin Gishu’s capital is the best bet for your investment. The Eldoret CBD is comprised of FOUR major streets where you can be sure your investment of whatever kind will give you maximum returns. Here are the four major streets in Eldoret CBD: Ronald Ngala Street When you are coming into Eldoret town from Nairobi through Nakuru Highway, this is the first street you will come across as you enter the CBD. Just at the start of Ronald Ngala Street is the iconic Barng’etuny plaza – one of the oldest buildings in the town. Opposite it is several banks including Bank of Africa, Sidian Bank and Cooperative Bank. Other key facilit
Post a Comment
Read more

WHAT ARE TITLE DEEDS

By
  First of all we want to know what exactly is a title deed? A Title Deed according to the dictionary is  a legal deed or document constituting evidence of a right, especially to ownership of property. That means that for one to have claim on a piece of the land, he / she must have a title deed written in his/ her name.  When looking to invest in a piece of land, the first thing you will need to do as a buyer is to conduct an official title deed search at the local land registry. This is often done in the county office in which the land is located. In Kenya there existed different types of title deeds as per the different types of land Acts that have been in existence from colonial times up to the post-independence era. Find Property in Uasin Gishu County Baoriat Agencies Call: +254 721-554-937 Here are the different types of title deed: Indenture :  a title under the Government Lands Act Cap 280 (repealed) Grant :  Government grant under Registration of Titles Act Cap 281 (repealed) a
Post a Comment
Read more

HOW TO MAKE MORE PROFIT AS A POULTRY FARMER IN KENYA

By
Poultry farming is one of the lucrative farming businesses we have in Kenya. Every poultry farmer would wish to make more profit in terms of good cash. We as the Baoriat Agencies  will guide you through your successful journey of poultry farming. Breed choice and the market type are two major underlying factors that will help any poultry farmer make more profit than before. Breed type. In Kenya, we have various breeding types of chicken namely; Rainbow rooster, Kenbro, Kuroiler and KARI improved kienyeji. When it comes to breed type, always opt for the birds with high egg production and has low feed consumption.  KARI improved Kienyeji Chicken are the best breed because they exhibit desirable characteristics such as resistance to diseases, mature very fast as compared to other breed type, have the sweetest meat and also they produce eggs of high quality. They also require an average of 50 grams of feed per day hence, saves the farmer a lot of money used to buy the chicks feeds. Market.
9 comments
Read more