Questions we hear most

Look for a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) or Governor’s Consent, a registered survey plan and a Deed of Assignment from the seller. We search each title at the Rivers State lands registry before a property goes on our site.

Some developments we sell allow staged payments over 6 to 24 months. The listing says so when a plan is available, and the terms go in writing before you pay a deposit.

Agency, legal and survey fees are listed in writing before you commit to anything. There are no charges for viewings.

Once a price is agreed, most purchases complete in four to eight weeks. Governor’s Consent can take longer, but you can usually move in before it arrives.

Yes. We run video viewings, send every document to your lawyer, and can hold the keys and manage the property until you arrive.

Payments go to the seller’s or developer’s account named in the contract, or to your lawyer’s client account. We never ask you to pay into a personal account.

Most landlords in Port Harcourt ask for one year’s rent in advance. Each listing shows the rent and every other charge, so you know the full amount before you view.

A refundable deposit held against damage. It is returned at the end of the tenancy, minus the cost of any repairs agreed at the move-out inspection.

We inspect it, check the documents, and compare it with recent sales and rents nearby. You get the figure in writing, with the comparisons we used.

Yes. We find and vet tenants, collect rent, handle repairs and send you a statement every month.