Buying land in Kenya is an exciting milestone, but it can also be risky if you skip land due diligence. Every year, many buyers lose money to misplaced plots, encroached boundaries, fake title deeds, road reserve land, and parcels that are smaller than advertised.
To protect yourself, always verify the land before you commit.
Why Land Verification in Kenya Is Important
Many parcels that appear genuine often have hidden issues such as:
- Wrong map coordinates
- Boundary encroachment
- Discrepancies between the map and the ground
- Land sitting on riparian or road reserves
- Incomplete or fraudulent title deed documentation
The only way to know the truth is through proper land surveying, title deed verification, and due diligence checks.
What to Confirm Before Buying Land
Before you make any payment, ensure you check:
- Title deed status (through an official land search)
- RIM maps / survey maps
- Exact boundary position
- Land size confirmation on the ground
- Coordinates and beacons
- Any restrictions, caveats, or government reservations
It is always cheaper to verify now than to lose money later.
Work With a Licensed Surveyor in Kenya
Kenya’s land market can be complicated. Working with a professional land surveyor in Kenya ensures the land you are purchasing is:
- Real
- Legally owned
- Accurately measured
- Properly placed on the ground
- Free from encroachment or legal disputes
This simple step can save you from making a very expensive mistake.
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