Stay away man. Any sign of hesitation regarding lawyers, title search, site visit, surveyor inspection, land office visit. Dont touch bro.

At times I even go with the seller to the land office to physically inspect the title at the Ministry of Land (Tanzania) to verify the origins. You can never be to careful.

Make sure you do all of the listed above before you spend your money.

This is Africa man!

[quote=kanduma]Any one who have dealt with this company? i was to buy a plot from them but seems they don't want the
lawyers to be involved. [/quote]
how do they want you to deal with them, will they process the title for u? some property companies do the title processing at a fee(maybe they don't want to lose those fees) but they will give u the title number so u can do a title search. Why don't u get the title number then tell your lawyer to find out if the plot is genuine before u buy. they won't know u used a lawyer.

Those guys are most likely double dealing you with better verbal offers or the owner has changed mind..is there a guy called muthoka there?

Walk away.
Always deal from a comfortable position

[quote=kanduma]I already did the search and its OK.the problem began when i was to take the down payment,i took the agreement to them to sigh per my lawyers advice since then when i go to the office the director is never there and never return my calls and before they used to answer my question very fast.they just want me to give them the check without any agreement.[/quote]
i am not saying they should not let u use your lawyer in drawing up the sales agreement but i've noticed some of this firms draw up a sales agreement for u immediately you make the payment. If u make the payment you don't leave the office without it. That's what most of them do.