Land listings can look simple because there is no building to inspect, but the due-diligence burden is often higher. The location, boundaries, access and legal status all need independent confirmation.
Confirm the exact parcel and boundaries
Do not assume that a roadside sign or pin represents the parcel being sold. Use appropriate survey and official records to identify the property accurately.
Check access and practical use
A parcel can be legally valid but difficult to use. Understand road access, drainage, terrain, utilities, planning restrictions and the intended development.
Verify ownership through the proper channels
Independent legal verification is essential. Avoid treating an online listing, seller message or document image as conclusive proof.
Document every transaction step
Keep written offers, professional reports, payment instructions and official transaction documents. Large payments should follow verified legal and banking processes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy land entirely online?
Online tools are useful for discovery, but physical, legal and survey due diligence should be completed before committing to a land transaction.
Why is site access important?
A parcel may have practical limitations if legal or usable access is unclear.
Should I rely on coordinates alone?
Coordinates are useful for location, but parcel identity and boundaries require the appropriate official and survey verification.
What does Marima Market provide?
Marima Market is being positioned as a property discovery and listing marketplace with enquiry, agent and comparison tools.