Land Buying Process for Kenyans in the Diaspora
At Regno Properties, we've made buying land a straightforward experience. It starts with you reaching out to us and browsing through our project catalogue. Once you've chosen the plot you're interested in, we arrange a site visit either for you or a trusted representative.
If you're happy with the property, you can temporarily reserve it while we work with you to find the best payment option. Our company lawyer will then draft a sale agreement for you to review and approve. When you complete the payment, we'll start processing the title deed in your name. With Regno Properties, owning land is simple and stress-free.
Steps
1. Enquiry
Start by exploring the different types of land available in Kenya, such as residential, agricultural, or commercial plots. Reach out to reputable real estate agents or developers who specialize in assisting diaspora clients. Ask for details about various properties, including their locations, prices, and legal statuses.
2. Site Visit
If you're unable to visit the property in person, request a virtual site visit. This can be done through video calls or videos provided by the real estate agent. A virtual tour will give you a good look at the property, its surroundings, and any added features.
3. Property Selection
Once you've gathered enough information, choose a property that fits your preferences and budget. Consider factors like location, accessibility, potential for value appreciation, and the intended use of the land, whether for investment, building a home, or farming.
4. Due Diligence
Work with your legal representative and real estate agent to carry out thorough due diligence. This means verifying the land's ownership, checking for any encumbrances like unpaid taxes or disputes, and ensuring the seller is legally entitled to sell the property.
5. Offer and Negotiation
Once you've found a property you like, make an offer. Negotiate the price and payment terms with the seller or developer. Ensure that all agreements are documented in writing to avoid any misunderstandings later.
6. Payment Arrangements
Arrange for the transfer of funds through secure and legal channels. You might use international money transfer services or local bank accounts. Always ensure that all payments are traceable and well-documented.
7. Signing the Sale Agreement
Carefully review the sale agreement with your legal advisor. This document outlines all the terms of the sale, including the price, payment schedule, and transfer of ownership. Once you're satisfied with the terms, sign the agreement and keep a copy for your records.
8. Transfer of Ownership
The final step is the transfer of ownership. Your legal representative will assist in registering the property in your name with the relevant Kenyan authorities. This process includes obtaining the necessary documentation, such as the title deed, to officially transfer ownership to you.
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