Property Inspection Checklist in Nigeria
A property inspection in Nigeria should confirm the physical property, the neighbourhood, visible condition, access, services and whether the documents match what is being sold.
Land checks
Boundaries, access, beacons, drainage and neighbouring plots.
House checks
Structure, roof, plumbing, electrical fittings, damp and finishing quality.
Estate checks
Security, service charges, rules, access control and maintenance.
Document match
Inspection details should match title and survey information.
Land inspection checklist
For land, you are checking whether the plot exists, whether the boundaries are clear, whether access is practical and whether the land matches the survey and title story.
- Road access and entry point
- Beacons or boundary markers
- Drainage and flood risk signs
- Neighbouring development
- Estate gate or community control where applicable
- Survey plan match
House inspection checklist
For a completed or nearly completed home, look beyond paint. Check structure, roof lines, water pressure, electrical fittings, windows, doors, drainage, compound slope and finishing quality.
For luxury homes, also check estate management, generator or power backup, parking, security and service charge expectations.
How to inspect remotely
If you are outside Nigeria, arrange a live video inspection. Ask the person on-site to show the approach road, surrounding area, property exterior, full interior and any defects.
Mansa Luxe can arrange live inspections for serious buyers in Asaba and Abuja before the legal verification stage.
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