| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by XtraFortunes: 1:49pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
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| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Dshocker(m): 1:50pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
To avoid stories that touch, get a lawyer. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by komols856: 1:51pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
[quote author=Brainbox0806 post=125089110]Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
Duely signed and registered deed of assignments of the house should clearly spell out the real owner of the house. Because the Deed is the only documents that will show transfer of ownership of a property. Secondly you people can organise a conference call where all the party involved should speak out. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Sheffieldconsul: 1:51pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Buying a house shouldn't be of the complexities you have stated above. There are several decent properties you can buy with the owners physically present. Why do you want to get yourself involved with this? Drop the business deal like a hot potato!! Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
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| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Enugupikin: 1:52pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
Make sure to hear from Mr B |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by osejie17(m): 1:52pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
change of ownership there and there something is fishy. OmO just run poo unless u wan become d |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Watinhapen(m): 1:53pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
This one that you’re saying Mr A, Mr B, Consultant C and worth not. Can’t you buy a land and build a house without all these many issues. The consultant like you said is trying to make 50% profit off you. There are too many stories to this property. Be wise. Don’t let you have money but you in trouble. Unless you can bear to lose so much money if you’re scammed at the end. I prefer to build my house than buying a house. It’s a more wiser decision. 1 Like |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Nursepepeye(f): 1:53pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
look for another house. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by komols856: 1:56pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
Duely signed and registered deed of assignments of the house should clearly spell out the real owner of the house. Because the Deed is the only documents that will show transfer of ownership of a property. Secondly you people can organise a conference call where all the party involved should speak out. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by ShenTeh(m): 1:56pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Thanks for your response, it's concerning that the consent letter consultant C showed me doesn't carry address or phone number of Mr B, maybe it was cropped out, I suppose. I suspect that consultant C might want to make a huge profit on the sale and trying very hard to hide it from Mr. B, the neighbour also told me that consultant C has been selling some properties in the house which I believe Mr B isn't aware of ( because the house is going with all the properties Mr A left behind such AC, TVs, etc, consultant C even told me that he will be removing the biggest standing AC after the sale) . He showed me the offer letter he made to Mr A on behalf of Mr B in 2022, there I realised he's selling with a 50% profit margin. This is exactly how it starts. The would-be victim begins to make excuses for red flags starring them in the face. Those were not cropped out. Treat everything as deliberate. 1 Like |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by GreatrAnalyst: 1:57pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Engage with a property lawyer. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by OlujobaSamuel: 1:58pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
The agent seems not to know his game.
Even if you get to meet the owner directly and you got a discount from him, you will still pay the agent sum and commission.
You have right to meet the seller or have his contact, it won't have any effect on the amount you already agreed on. |
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| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Bovis(m): 2:02pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Advise your client to calm down as Mr C is not fully transparent, you don’t get attach emotionally to any property you don’t own yet regardless of the value/beauty
It’s a buyers market and you ought to be calling the shots not the sellers
Demand to see Mr B ID (international passport and NIM) through your lawyer and verify accordingly 1 Like |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by mmadu5(m): 2:03pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
i smell scam and 419 all over this |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Dididrumz(m): 2:04pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Ilekokonit:
A fool and his money are soon parted.
You couldn't pass your message without the insult, right? Na wah for you. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by IjebuWarrior: 2:05pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
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| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by occfx: 2:07pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
This tinubu government is doing wonders, congrats OK... After reading, the story behind the house too long, avoid it |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by opera1(m): 2:07pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
Anything other than Direct ownership, please run.... Except you are ready to spend heavily on court cases and you may loose it eventually. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by kolaish(m): 2:07pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
My candid advise:
1. Don't get yourself involved in a mess in the name of property, because at the end you will regret ever getting involved in it.
2. The involvement of a lawyer in a transaction does not guarantee that the deal would be successful. This lawyers are not gods. When trouble surfaces later, the same lawyers will tell you to bring millions to file a case in court over that property, and the case may take years before court will decide.
3. Don't be too much in a hurry to buy a property, you may loose your money too quickly.
4. More importantly, when you are suspicious of a property, simply walk away. There are many other better properties elsewhere. All you need to do is exercise patience and search diligently.
My one kobo advise o. 2 Likes |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Coronavirus1: 2:10pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Get a lawyer who will verify all documents then if the lawyer confirmed that you should buy it go ahead without fear. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Southwestidiot: 2:10pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
get the consent letter, get Mr B verified id card to check mate the signature, if its the same go ahead if it's different run for your life |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Nobody: 2:10pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Buy from a legit house agency. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by BigCowHornn: 2:11pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
I'm a Lagos which is the most risky place to buy land on earth so listen.... There are several documents you need to see and verify before paying for that house but the 2 most important of them all is.. 1. Certificate of occupancy 2. Power of attorney Have a lawyer verify both before paying a dime or you won't see your money again. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by gtassure: 2:11pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
LordGuru1:
 Depends on where you are my brother, don't buy land close to farm or forest especially if you are in an Area where the Military have not yet fully flushed out the most heartless Brutish Killers in Nigeria (they have really tried for majority parts of the Nation since President Tinubu gave them matching order) then, till the Military has flushed them out from your Forests and Farms too. Have you seen the trending video of that handsome young Nasarawa Farmer holding his 2nd Hand that was cut off by the Fulenni herdsmen just yesterday?! Imagine if their person continued in Power as President of Nigeria, God forbid! ....intact something is wrong with you! You need to know that you have a problem and you need a solution ASAP! |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by remiopash: 2:12pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
where is your location? If you are in Lagos ,I can link you up with a good property lawyer that can help you out. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Segzy19: 2:12pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Buying a house is a big spending.
As a rule,
1. Do not rush into things like this.
2. Do not let emotions lead... Buyer should calm
down
3. Follow all due processes even if it will come at some cost. It's safe and better than being scammed...
4. Always involve the professionals (lawyers, estate surveyor and valuers etc.)..
5. Never be lazy to thoroughly read all contract letters, agreements including the little fine prints...
I wish you luck 1 Like |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Sassyboy37(m): 2:14pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Let me be your plug and thanks me later..call 08164431347.thanks |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Burgerlomo: 2:14pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
MarketDispatch:
Would suggest not to buy that house...Your money is gone once it leaves your bank account.
There is unclear path to the ownership of the house.
Consent is not enough to sell the house. Who has the power of Attorney to sell the house? Is the Power of Attorney registered with the Lands Ministry?.
Don't be quick to lose your money for this Tinubu period. 
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| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Psammmy(m): 2:15pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
As someone who has lost millions to real estate in lagos in the past, trust me, this has all the hallmark of fraud.. Get a good property lawyer or I recommend (Omonile lawyer, Google them).. I have no connection or interest in the aforementioned law firm or neither am paid to advertise them, am just a over satisfied satisfied client, who they save from throwing more money away. Thier fees is abit on the high side, but dem go investigate that property for u very well, if the property is in lagos. And u can take that law firm verdict on the property to the bank any time..
Former owners A, n B n consultant all the the game together, including thier so called person wey make the call.. Run forest Run
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Get your bank and the sellers bank practically involved....request for a bank lawyer.
Thank me later
I'm not a lawyer...but I write for some...I can link you to one or better still reachout to your account officer for a link .
@Brainbox0806 I guess it's safe to say your transaction went well without any scam involved....Cheers.
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| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by VeektawUtty: 2:19pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Dm me for a lawyer that manages property. |
| Re: How Can I Avoid Being Scammed, I'm About To Buy A House by Error401: 2:19pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
too many people involved, i think you are being scammed Brainbox0806:
Good day to you all, I'm on the verge of buying a house for a close family, I bare the responsibility of making payment and verifying that the property is genuine because I'm the one that introduced him to the agent.
I'm trying to be careful because of some clauses that involves the originality of the seller. Mr. A built the house from the ground, lived in it for like seven months then relocated abroad, he appointed a representative ( I think his brother) to sell the property, Mr. B ( also from abroad ) contacted a company to buy the property on his behalf, the property was inspected buy consultant C ( A company ), payment was made and the house was taken over by consultant C but Mr B never occupied the said house since Inception of the purchase, after 15 months of procurement Mr B decided to sell the property through same consultant C.
The neighbour can't ascertain the relationship between Mr A and consultant C , but Mr A has been informed by a neighbour about the presence of consultant C in the house and he confirmed that the house has been sold off . Consultant C do visit the house periodically but the house remains under lock.
The problem now is that consultant C want me to pay directly to him, refusing to give me Mr B. phone number for verification, sighting that the consent letter given to him by Mr B is enough proof. I suspect he's hiding the real price from the owner but I don't want to go ahead without verifying the identity of Mr B ( the current seller). The intending buyer is so in love with the house and cant wait to make payment but I'm hellbent of hearing from Mr B
Kindly advise.
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