09/09/2026
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I agree. But you may not be seeing the full cost.
First, you have to conduct due diligence to confirm the land is genuine. For family land, you will need consent from family members including those in Diaspora.
Youโll also need a surveyor to confirm the boundaries match the mutation map.
Then you will have to hire a lawyer to draft the sale agreement, then followed by the transfer process, which will require you to physically attend the relevant board meetings.
And after all that, you still have to reinstall beacons, fence the land and secure it.
When buying from a company, all this heavy lifting is already done. You view the land, choose your plot, pay, and wait for your title deed.
So yes, buying from an individual may be cheaper on paper. But the time, money, stress and uncertainty involved can make the difference much smaller than you think.
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