Our team would show you the available plots, identify the parcel you wish to purchase, ask to see the title deed or copy of title deed. Do a search at the Ministry of Lands to confirm who the real owners are. The search will cost you Ksh 520.
Do a search with the local authorities to check whether the parcel has any unpaid land rates. If any, agree with the seller on who will settle the debt.
It is important to note that land can't be transferred if there are unpaid land rates. Our plots are freehold therefore, no land rates.
Go to the Ministry of Lands and buy 2 maps, one showing the exact measurements of the piece you are buying (called mutation) and the other showing the neighbouring lands. Each costs Ksh 350
With your 2 maps and a surveyor (you can even do it yourself), visit the land you are buying and verify the details on the map. Check out all the beacons.
Sit down with us and agree on the price and mode of payment. Write down an agreement. Our agreements are done before a lawyer. All transactions proceeded strictly through bank, we do not handle cash.
Pay the deposit or as agreed in your agreement.
Book a meeting with the Lands Control Board (LCB) to issue consent for the land to be sold. They meet once a month and costs Ksh 1,000. You can also book a special LCB meeting for Ksh 5,000.
Pay the remaining balance after getting consent from LCB.
With the consent from LCB, a recent search (not more than 6 months), clearance form from county government regarding land rates, your two maps, the agreement, KRA PIN, 2 passport photos and a copy of the title deed, go to the Ministry of Lands and change ownership at a cost of Ksh 5,000
At this stage, you are now the proud owner of the plot(s) Now go and pay stamp duty, that is, according to the value of the land, which is 2% of sale value.
Now the land belongs to you. But before celebrating, visit the Ministry of Lands and do a search to confirm if it really reads your name.