Conveyancing in Kitengela
Searches, sale agreements and completion handled by advocates, so the money and the title change hands safely.
- Typical timeline
- A straightforward sale usually completes within the period set in the sale agreement.
Conveyancing is the legal side of buying or selling land: checking the title, writing the sale agreement and making sure the money and the title change hands at the same time.
Our advocates check the title and any charges or cautions, draft or review the sale agreement, agree the payment dates with both sides and prepare the completion documents. If a bank is lending you the money, we work with the bank’s lawyers on the charge.
What we do
- Official search and check for charges, cautions and restrictions
- Drafting or reviewing the sale agreement
- Agreeing how and when the deposit and balance are paid
- Completion documents for buyer and seller
- Registration of the transfer
- Working with your bank's lawyers if you have a loan
Documents to bring
- Copy of the title deed
- IDs and KRA PINs of buyer and seller
- Any agreement already signed
- The bank's letter of offer, if you are buying with a loan
Not sure you have everything? Bring what you have to our office off Namanga Road and we will tell you what is missing.
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Land Survey
Boundary surveys, beacon placement and subdivision, with the survey documents lodged for you.
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Land Transfer
From the official search to the title in the new owner's name: consents, valuation, stamp duty and registration.
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Sell your land
We value the plot, confirm the beacons and show it to buyers who are ready to pay.