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"5 Common Misconceptions About Real Estate"

It baffles me that people still have these misconceptions in 2024.

I am here today to set you free from these lies and tell you the truth, so you can build wealth while you can through real estate.

Here are 5 common misconceptions about real estate.

1. Real estate is only for the wealthy.

While luxury properties exist, there are many affordable housing options in Nigeria, especially in developing areas.

A good example is PWAN LIGHTHOUSE ESTATE which has affordable properties ranging from 900k and above.

2. You can always rely on family and friends to navigate the process.

While a lot of people have relied on family and friends, the reality is that the Nigerian real estate market can be complex.

Using a reputable lawyer and real estate agent can help avoid costly mistakes.

3. Certificates of Occupancy (C of O) aren't important.

A C of O verifies legal ownership and is crucial for selling or obtaining a mortgage.

It is very important!

4. Omoleni (land ownership rights) guarantees smooth transactions.

Omoleni can be complex, and disputes are common. Legal counsel is recommended when dealing with Omoleni land.

5. All land with a governor's consent is legitimate.

Unfortunately, fraud exists. Verify land ownership through proper channels before investing.

This is why you need to buy properties from a trusted real estate company like PWAN.

You don't want to fall victim to the hands of fraudsters.

I am Plush Realtor and I always bring you profitable investments.

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5 Real Estate terms you must know

It is not enough to put your money in real estate.

Having a good knowledge of the sector and the terms used is also very important.

Here are some terms you should know and understand in the real estate sector.

1. Certificate of Occupancy (C of O): A legal document issued by the government that grants land ownership rights to individuals or entities.

2. Deed of Assignment: A legal document used to transfer ownership of land or property from one party to another.

3. Survey Plan: A document that shows the boundaries, dimensions, and features of a piece of land, prepared by a licensed surveyor.

4. Land Use Act: Nigerian legislation that regulates land ownership and management, primarily by vesting land ownership in state governors.

5. Ground Rent: An annual fee paid to the government or landowner for the use of land.

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