Questions people ask us

We confirm the title at the Lagos Lands Bureau, check who the registered owner really is, look for court cases or loans tied to the land, and send a registered surveyor to chart the plot and confirm it is not under government acquisition. You get one clear report at the end.

A desk check on documents you already have takes a few days. A full check with survey charting and a site visit usually runs two to four weeks, because the real searches happen physically at Alausa and that takes time. You see the progress the whole way.

Yes. Bring whatever papers you have and we will tell you if they are genuine, what is missing, and what to do next, including helping you perfect and register the title.

No. We handle every step on the ground and send you GPS stamped photos of the land, all the government documents, and a full report. You can start a check and follow it the whole way online.

We tell you plainly and show you the evidence. A report that says do not buy has just saved your money, which is the whole point. We also explain your options if the issue can be fixed.

It is honest due diligence as at the day we check, backed by real government records and a registered surveyor and lawyer. It is the strongest protection you can get before buying, but the final title still rests with the government registry.

We publish our prices openly. A document check starts at ₦75,000, and a full Standard verification with survey charting and a site visit starts at ₦350,000. You always see the exact price for your property before you pay anything.

We cover Lagos, with a focus on the highest-demand corridors - Lekki, Ibeju-Lekki, Ajah and Epe - as well as Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Ikorodu and Badagry. If your property is elsewhere in Lagos, start a check and we’ll confirm we can cover it.

Tell us about the property and the kind of check you need, create an account, and pay the published fee. From there you upload any documents you have and follow the verification live until your report is ready.