10/05/2026
1. Start with the Land Title:Whether it’s a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O), Governor’s Consent, or Gazette, a genuine developer will share it openly. Don’t just take their word for it, do your own search at the land registry. This step is non-negotiable.
2. Check Building Approvals;
Every serious project must have government approved building plans. Ask to see them.
3. Review the Contract of Sale (With a Lawyer by Your Side):
Having a qualified property lawyer who can go through the contract with you. It must spell out the property details, payment schedule, delivery timeline, and what happens if delays occur.
4. Potential ROI: Adeveloper should be able to demonstrate how their past projects appreciated in value. If they can show that buyers who invested early enjoyed strong returns (through resale or rental yields), it’s proof they deliver quality and build in locations with growth potential.
5. 4. Visit the Site:
Walk the site yourself or, if you’re abroad, request a virtual tour. Look for active construction, assess the surrounding infrastructure, and ask for regular progress updates. Reputable developers often provide these, helping you stay connected and confident no matter where you are.
✅For me personally, any of my clients either home or abroad I do send the site updates to them,keep them updated with the construction as well.
