The Nigerian Federal Government recently announced that titled property owners nationwide have a strict 60-day window to settle their outstanding ground rent. Failure to comply will result in the revocation of Certificates of Occupancy (C of O), putting property ownership rights at significant risk. For those invested in or considering Nigerian real estate, this policy underscores the importance of compliance and legal security in property ownership.
Ground rent is an annual fee paid by property owners to the government as part of their land lease terms. Traditionally, this fee has been overlooked by some, but with this new mandate, it’s critical for all property owners to ensure payments are up to date. Unpaid ground rent could jeopardize ownership rights, potentially leading to the loss of valuable property.
At RoundPeg Homes, we prioritize client success and ensure that all properties are fully compliant with Nigerian laws. With our streamlined process, clients can secure land with peace of mind, knowing they have a knowledgeable partner handling essential compliance. Learn more about the legal aspects of real estate ownership in Nigeria by reading our post on Legal Aspects of Real Estate in Nigeria.
If you’re already a property owner, it’s time to assess your ground rent payments. This announcement affects titled land across the country, emphasizing that even long-held properties are not exempt. Maintaining your C of O requires an updated payment status, making the 60-day deadline a critical period for compliance.
For those considering property in emerging areas like Epe, where RoundPeg Homes has exciting developments, this policy reinforces the value of working with trusted developers who navigate legal compliance on behalf of their clients. Check out our Guide for Diaspora Buyers for insights on legally sound investments.
Navigating the Nigerian real estate landscape requires trusted expertise, especially given the government’s renewed enforcement on compliance. RoundPeg Homes stands out by prioritizing legally secure investments in high-growth areas, including Epe.
While the government is intensifying its regulation of property compliance, this also presents an opportunity to make informed investments in real estate. Here’s how to approach it:
The Federal Government’s 60-day deadline to pay ground rent is a stark reminder for property owners to prioritize compliance. With RoundPeg Homes, you gain a partner who handles these legalities, offering a hassle-free path to secure investments. Whether you’re looking to buy in high-potential areas like Epe or simply want a compliant, reliable real estate investment, RoundPeg Homes is here to help.
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