Land fraud is one of the biggest risks in Kenyan real estate. A title deed can look genuine and still carry problems: wrong ownership, unregistered charges, family disputes, unpaid land rates or a pending court case. Our verification process is designed to remove that risk before money changes hands.
What we verify
- Registry search: we confirm the registered owner and the status of the title at the relevant lands registry.
- Title authenticity: we check the title number, acreage, map sheet and land reference against official records.
- Encumbrances: we look for charges, cautions, restrictions, caveats or third-party interests.
- Survey and beacons: we confirm the plot boundaries and physical beacons on the ground.
- Land rates and rents: we check for outstanding statutory payments that could block transfer.
- Transfer readiness: we confirm what is required for a clean transfer to you, including consents and stamp duty.
Our verification process
- You share the property details or the title copy you have.
- We conduct an official registry search and document review.
- Our site team visits the land and checks the beacons.
- We prepare a clear verification report with our findings.
- Only after verification do we recommend proceeding to payment.
What you receive
- A written verification summary
- Confirmation of ownership and encumbrances
- Site and beacon confirmation
- Guidance on the transfer and registration process
Important
Verification is not a substitute for independent legal advice. We recommend that every buyer instruct their own advocate to review the sale agreement and transfer documents before signing.
To request verification for a plot, contact our team or call +254 722 128 738.