Frequently Asked Questions

Tigano Properties claims to be a registered real estate firm operating in Nigeria. However, as with any property company in Nigeria, it is essential to perform due diligence. You should verify their registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and check if they are registered with relevant industry bodies like the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN) or the Estate Agents Registration Council of Nigeria (ESVREG) to ensure they are legitimate operators.

Tigano Properties typically deals in a mix of real estate services including:
· Sales of Land: Plots of land in developing areas.
· Property Sales: Completed houses and apartments.
· Rental Services: Helping clients find short or long-term leases.
· Property Management: Managing properties on behalf of landlords.
It is best to check our current listings or contact us directly to see what is available in our portfolio.

In Nigeria, land documentation is critical. When buying land through Tigano Properties, we will guide you through verifying the title documents. Key documents usually include the Survey Plan, Deed of Assignment, Governor’s Consent, and C of O (Certificate of Occupancy) . A reputable agent will ensure the land is not under government acquisition and has no encumbrances. Always insist on conducting a search at the Land Bureau before making full payment.

Yes, many real estate firms in Nigeria, including agencies like Tigano Properties, often offer flexible installment payment plans, especially for land purchases or off-plan developments. These plans usually require an initial deposit (e.g., 30%–50%), with the balance spread over weeks or months. However, you must get a clearly written payment plan and receipt for every payment made to avoid disputes later.

Real estate fraud is a concern in Nigeria, so verification is key. You can protect yourself by:
· Visiting the Office: Go to their physical office address to confirm it exists.
· Inspecting the Land/Property: Never buy “blind.” Visit the site physically.
· Asking for References: Ask to speak to previous clients who have bought land or homes from them.
· Legal Counsel: Hire a independent lawyer or surveyor to handle the document verification and transfer process, rather than relying solely on the company’s representatives.