Document verification is the single most important step before buying land or property in Bayelsa State. Here is how to do it properly.
Ask the seller for the original Deed of Assignment, Survey Plan, and (where applicable) Certificate of Occupancy — never rely on photocopies alone.
A registered property lawyer can conduct an official search at the Bayelsa State Land Registry to confirm the true owner and check for any encumbrances.
Cross-check the survey plan coordinates against the Bayelsa State Geographic Information Service (BYSGIS) records to confirm the plan is genuine and correctly filed.
In many parts of Bayelsa, land is communally or family-owned before being excised for sale. Confirm the excision and any required community consent is properly documented.
Ebiz Land & Property Management works only with pre-verified land and properties, and can connect you with trusted lawyers and surveyors for independent verification.
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