Land transactions carry more risk than built property — which is why Efie runs land listings through a stricter framework and displays documentation status prominently.

  • Request the site plan and confirm it matches the physical boundaries.
  • Conduct an official search at the Lands Commission.
  • Confirm the identity of the seller and their authority to sell.
  • Ask about any pending litigation or family disputes.
  • Engage a licensed surveyor to confirm the plot dimensions.
  • Use a lawyer for the transaction — never pay cash directly to an agent.

Listing information on Efie is not a substitute for independent legal due diligence.