
How to buy land in Ghana safely: a 10-step checklist
Land is the most contested asset class in Ghana. These ten steps, sequenced the way we actually run them in Accra, are the ones that keep buyers out of court.
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Six long-form guides that answer the questions every Ghanaian buyer and renter eventually asks. Bookmark whichever is yours.
The Habivista playbook for spotting fake listings, illegal advances, and ghost agents.
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Section 25(5) in plain English, with a ready-to-use advance-paid receipt template.
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Eight neighbourhoods, typical rent and sale ranges, commute notes, and a pro-tip each.
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Titles, searches, surveyors, land guards, and foreign-ownership rules. Everything a diaspora buyer must check.
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What a Ghanaian tenancy agreement must include, the clauses that matter, and a sample skeleton to take to a lawyer.
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Monthly budgets in Accra for singles and families, compared to UK and US. Housing, schools, utilities, health, and transport.
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Scam-avoidance, Rent Act rules, neighbourhood guides — everything a Ghanaian buyer or renter needs, in plain English.