9 Frequently Asked Questions By Land Buyers

9 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS BY LAND BUYERSLAND BUYERS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Amcco Properties has specialized in selling land and normally has educative episodes that run on YouTube channel, a show called ‘Ask Kahihu’.

Kahihu’s show is an educative and informative one as it gives one a heads-up about what it entails in owning land and the steps one should take to own one.

Our very own Kahihu shared the client’s questions, and here is a compilation of them:

What’s Ready Titles?

This is a subdivided mother title deed that has been acquired after buying a large area, which then allows each plot to have its own title deed (Individual title deed)In this case there are two types of title deeds which are leasehold and freehold. Lease hold, that means you own land that you will be paying for at least monthly rent because you probably have a project on going.
Freehold entails that you are at liberty to do anything you want with your land, as you own it fully.

Are title deeds charged separately?

For AMCCO PROPERTIES, no, the charges are inclusive on the price tag of the piece of land that you choose to buy.

How does one conduct due diligence on a Title deed?

It’s generally seeking approval first, you go to the land registrar’s office so that they look into the title deed to confirm if the business you are getting into is legit before they give you the green light.

What is the size of a plot?

50 by 100. In hectares, it’s 0.042. Land is usually bought in acres and subdivide to portions of 50 by 100.

What protects the buyer after the Purchase?

Have a sales agreement (containing your personal information and even bank details) signed by the lawyer and yourself.

After making Payments are there any charges?

No, there are no extra charges, everything is inclusive on the price tag.

Things Needed for the Transfer?

KRA Pin
Copy of Identification card
3 passport photos

How long does the transfer take?

For Amcco Properties, as we always sell all our properties with ready individual itle deeds, it takes, 3- 4 weeks for your title deed to be in your name.