By ShaneOcko January 11, 2019
We needed to sell our Phoenix home fast and we contacted Phoenix Area Investments, they came through and were able to get us the money we needed in less than a week! Thank you again ...read more
By ThedaWilliams854 April 26, 2016
Living a few thousand miles from Arizona, we can only tell you that Amy and Teresa are amazing and we highly recommend their work to everyone looking to purchase a home, renting a home and for us, taking care of our rental homes in the Phoenix area. When we do have a question, they are always very quick to return our calls. ...read more
By LyndonSnow738 April 12, 2016
Knowing that Amy and Theresa are taking care of our homes, we sleep very well at night! Also, Property AZ office staff does a great job and the monthly report and tax report are done very professionally. Keep doing the excellent work! ...read more
An Abuja High Court has ordered the demolition of 7-units of 5-bedroom property worth ₦2.5 billion as penalty against White Diamond Property Development Company, the developer of the property for encroaching on a piece of land that belong to another company, Trade Wheels Ltd. The judgement is based on the premise that the plaintiff was the first to be issued aCertificate of Occupancyby the FCT Minister. The judge in the land dispute case, Justice Peter Kekemeke ordered White Diamond to remove all physical structures or building that is erected on the disputed land, including building materials, gravels and sands at its own expense. The 22-page judgement was delivered on the 15th of June 2017 with the judge stressing that the plaintiff has proved beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant encroached on its land. In this respect, the court issued an order of perpetual injunction restraining the defendant and its agent from further trespassing on the land or interfere the statutory rights and interests over the disputed land. The argument of the counsel of the defendant was based on a formal request by the defendant to the FCT Minister for an extension of the plot of land, a request which the FCT Minister granted through a letter dated 19th of May 2010. In spite of this, the court held that the testimony of the defendant’s witness supports the plaintiff’s case and it’s a testimony that defendant encroached on the land. The evidence presented before the court show that the plaintiff was issued a notice of allocation on the 19th of October 1994 while the land was granted to the defendant on the 2nd of November 2010. The judge held that evidence supports the plaintiff’s case since “the plaintiff’s title is in first time, the defendant’s Certificate of Occupancy is not clear and readable. And that once a Certificate of Occupancy is produced, it is a prima facie evidence of a title.” The court also awarded damages of ₦10 million against the defendant. For more information ofProperty For Rent In Lagosvisit here : https://www.landsng.com/ ...read more
By landsngweb June 06, 2019
When you are looking into purchasing a plot of vacant land or a piece of property this event is something that must not be taken without considerable thought. Buying land is a process that is exceptionally pricey that represents a significant outlay of an individual's time and finances. LandSNG works on mission to help you minimize the risks of losing your real estate investments. This could be funds you intend to use in buying land, a house, or to rent a property. The best way to start is to be well informed and make use of available resources in order to make wise investment decisions. Land survey plansare offered by LandSNG. With increased penetration of digital technology, and new owners and investors coming into the Nigerian land market, there is a need for a more robust offering for connecting investors, buyers and sellers. LandSNG is addressing a large market. Most land records are public records and LandSNG organization maintain a database of historic records of land and properties that are released by government agencies across Nigeria. The database is constantly updated. Likewise, we also obtain land records from third-party organizations. LandSNG significantly aligns the needs of the land market across Nigeria and will set the pace for new outcomes for theland in Lagos. With its niche offering and a strong movement towards reforming the land market, LandSNG is poised to shape the future of the industry. They provide the Nigerians the right information and a secured platform for interactions among land owners, agents and buyers. You can get information on lands under government acquisitions, lands with revoked certificate of occupancy, and lands released by excision to communities or families around the location of your choice by using the filter and drop-down menu on the homepage or at the top right side of other pages. Select the State and Area you are interested in, and then, using the Parcel Name drop-down menu select the name of land that closely match the name of the location of the land you are interested in. About LandSNG: The Largent non-governmental database for land and property records in Nigeria. It includes a patented tool for creating land survey boundaries on a map. At LandSNG you can get direct information on legal status of lands in and around the location of your interest. You can also create polygon version of the land you are interested in on a map, allowing you to crosscheck the location of the land to locations of government acquired lands or lands released by excision to communities. For more information visit here : https://www.landsng.com/ ...read more
By landsngweb May 30, 2019
The tenancy law of Lagos State came into power on 24th August, 2011. Note that the law does not have general application all through the State – Section 1 subsection (1)- (3), Tenancy Law, 2011. It applies to all premises inside Lagos State, including business and private premises except if generally determined. It doesn't have any significant bearing to: Private premises possessed or worked by an instructive organization for its staff and understudies. Private premises accommodated crisis cover. Private premises in a consideration or hospice office, in an open or private clinic or an mental well-being office; and that is made accessible over the span of giving rehabilitative or remedial treatment. Lagos Tenancy Law 2011 has made it compulsory for all proprietors to issue lease payment receipt to their occupants in regard of lease paid by inhabitants. Segment 5 subsection (1) of the tenure laws of Lagos further expresses that the lease receipt will express the date on which lease was gotten, names and addresses of the proprietor and occupant, portrayal and area of premises in regard of which the lease is paid, measure of lease paid and period to which the installment relates. Presently, area 5 subsection (3) of the occupancy law recommends the punishment on the landowner who neglects to issue a lease receipt on conviction to a fine of N100,000. Under the Tenancy Law of Lagos 2011, Section 29 gives that where a landowner will not acknowledge the present lease from an occupant, the inhabitant may upon application to the Court pay such lease to the Court's Registry. An inhabitant can scrutinize an irrational increment of lease by the proprietor by applying to Court for a request pronouncing that the expansion is absurd. Offenses Under the Tenancy Law – Sections 4, 44 Tenancy Law 2011 It is an offense for a landowner or his specialist: To request or get from a month to month sitting inhabitant lease for over a half year To request or get from a yearly sitting inhabitant lease for over 1 year To request or get from another inhabitant lease for over 1 year Not to issue receipt containing terms under Section 5 To devastate, change or adjust a structure with the end goal of catapulting an occupant without the endorsement of Court To persuasively launch an occupant To compromise or attack an inhabitant by activities or words with the end goal of catapulting such occupant To resolutely harm the premises To acquire request of ownership by false data (an offense under the criminal code for prevarication; and will be at risk to pay sensible pay to the occupant) Ramifications for 1-4 above is N100,000 fine or 3 months detainment Ramifications for rupture of 5-8 is N250,000 fine or a half year detainment To know more aboutNigeria Property For SaleandLand For Sale In Lagosdo visit : https://www.landsng.com/ ...read more
By landsngweb May 03, 2019
Are you looking to buy a house? When you go to look at houses, you will quickly see that realtors do not use street addresses as a method of identifying houses. They use an MLS number which allows them to quickly access information about a property for sale. Using a street address gives you some infor... ...read more
Finding the perfect place for your business can take a great deal of time and research. You may want to lease a building rather than rent it. Leasing a building helps you build equity in the building. Depending on your location, commercial property may be listed for lease differently than traditional ... ...read more
