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Land & Property Conveyancing

From title search to registration — a secure, fully tracked path to buying, selling, or transferring property in Kenya.

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Land & Property Conveyancing
  1. 1

    Conflict check & client registration

    We confirm there is no conflict of interest and open your file before any work begins.

    1 day
  2. 2

    Engagement letter issued & deposit paid

    You receive our formal engagement letter setting out scope and fees, and pay the deposit to get started.

    1–2 days
  3. 3

    Title search at Lands Registry (Ardhisasa)

    We search the official register to confirm the seller's ownership and check for any encumbrances.

    3–7 days
  4. 4

    Due diligence report issued to client

    You receive a clear written report on the property's legal status before you commit.

    1–2 days
  5. 5

    Decision: proceed or raise requisitions

    Based on the report, you decide whether to proceed or have us raise queries with the other side.

    1–2 days
  6. 6

    Rates & land rent clearance; NLC consent (if leasehold)

    We confirm rates and rent are paid up to date, and obtain National Land Commission consent for leasehold land.

    3–7 days
  7. 7

    Sale / transfer agreement drafted and circulated

    We draft the sale agreement reflecting the agreed price and terms, and send it for review.

    2–3 days
  8. 8

    Client review, execution of documents

    You review and sign the agreement, with spousal consent obtained where the law requires it.

    1–5 days
  9. 9

    Stamp duty assessment at KRA and payment

    We submit the transaction for stamp duty assessment and you settle the amount due.

    3–7 days
  10. 10

    Registration at Lands Registry

    We lodge the transfer for registration, formally recording you as the new owner.

    7–21 days
  11. 11

    Collection and handover of title documents

    We collect your registered title and send it to you securely, wherever you are.

    1–2 days
  12. 12

    Closing letter, final invoice, file archived

    We close out the matter with a summary letter, final invoice, and safely archive your file.

    1–2 days

Documents you'll need

  • National ID / passport
  • KRA PIN
  • Signed engagement letter
  • deposit payment
  • Title deed number or land reference number
  • Client instruction to proceed (written)
  • Confirmation of agreed price and terms
  • Signed agreement (wet or DocuSign)
  • spousal consent if required
  • Payment of stamp duty by client

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