Buying land in Ghana sounds simple until you start hearing horror stories of double sales, fake documents, and land guards. But don’t panic — with the right steps, you can secure your land safely and confidently. If you’re a first-time buyer, here’s everything you need to know before paying a cedi.
Before falling in love with a plot, visit the Lands Commission to verify:
Pro Tip: Never rely on just what the seller or agent tells you. Always confirm official records.
Documents you must receive include:
No papers? No deal.
A land purchase without legal support is risky. A lawyer will:
Never pay for land based on “family agreement” or “trusted uncle”. Insist on formal agreements and payment receipts.
Before making full payment, physically inspect the site. Confirm there are no land guards, boundary disputes, or unapproved constructions.
Browse verified land listings, view agent profiles, and request documents upfront through APATA’s secure property app. Avoid random roadside agents and social media scammers.
Buying land in Ghana can be safe and hassle-free when you follow the right steps. Ready to start? Download the APATA App and find genuine land listings near you today.
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