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Mainat
#31 Posted : Wednesday, July 09, 2014 7:38:37 AM
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tom_boy wrote:
Need help. I bought a plot via an agent who was acting for the seller. Unfortunately, The agent convinced me to allow him to process the title for me, for a fee ofcourse. He did it in 1 week flat and I have the title with me. I have done a search and it has come out clean. How else can I confirm the authenticity of this new title that is now in my name. I had seen the transfer documents before he went ahead with title processing and they were okay. This is in Kiambu.


Pitia Ardhi House since they have all the original paper trail i.e who owned before and new owner (i.e. you).
Sehemu ndio nyumba
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tom_boy
#32 Posted : Wednesday, July 09, 2014 9:57:42 AM
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Mainat wrote:
tom_boy wrote:
Need help. I bought a plot via an agent who was acting for the seller. Unfortunately, The agent convinced me to allow him to process the title for me, for a fee ofcourse. He did it in 1 week flat and I have the title with me. I have done a search and it has come out clean. How else can I confirm the authenticity of this new title that is now in my name. I had seen the transfer documents before he went ahead with title processing and they were okay. This is in Kiambu.


Pitia Ardhi House since they have all the original paper trail i.e who owned before and new owner (i.e. you).

Thanks Mainat, I have no issues with the seller side of things. My suspicions were aroused when I saw that the paper for this new title feels like ordinary karatasi, light and smooth with the red stamp at bottom left front page looking a bit faded. Other titles I have dealt with have a slightly thick paper with a bit rough texture. Is the paper used for title deeds in Kenya of a universal type and standar?
They must find it difficult....... those who have taken authority as the truth, rather than truth as the authority. -G. Massey.
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butterflyke
#33 Posted : Wednesday, July 09, 2014 11:30:28 AM
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Joined: 5/1/2010
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tom_boy wrote:
Mainat wrote:
tom_boy wrote:
Need help. I bought a plot via an agent who was acting for the seller. Unfortunately, The agent convinced me to allow him to process the title for me, for a fee ofcourse. He did it in 1 week flat and I have the title with me. I have done a search and it has come out clean. How else can I confirm the authenticity of this new title that is now in my name. I had seen the transfer documents before he went ahead with title processing and they were okay. This is in Kiambu.


Pitia Ardhi House since they have all the original paper trail i.e who owned before and new owner (i.e. you).

Thanks Mainat, I have no issues with the seller side of things. My suspicions were aroused when I saw that the paper for this new title feels like ordinary karatasi, light and smooth with the red stamp at bottom left front page looking a bit faded. Other titles I have dealt with have a slightly thick paper with a bit rough texture. Is the paper used for title deeds in Kenya of a universal type and standar?


Lands office will be the sure way to 'settle' the matter than ascertaining paper quality although that itself is a red flag.
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. - Muhammad Ali🐝
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Othelo
#34 Posted : Wednesday, July 09, 2014 11:34:43 AM
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butterflyke wrote:
tom_boy wrote:
Mainat wrote:
tom_boy wrote:
Need help. I bought a plot via an agent who was acting for the seller. Unfortunately, The agent convinced me to allow him to process the title for me, for a fee ofcourse. He did it in 1 week flat and I have the title with me. I have done a search and it has come out clean. How else can I confirm the authenticity of this new title that is now in my name. I had seen the transfer documents before he went ahead with title processing and they were okay. This is in Kiambu.


Pitia Ardhi House since they have all the original paper trail i.e who owned before and new owner (i.e. you).

Thanks Mainat, I have no issues with the seller side of things. My suspicions were aroused when I saw that the paper for this new title feels like ordinary karatasi, light and smooth with the red stamp at bottom left front page looking a bit faded. Other titles I have dealt with have a slightly thick paper with a bit rough texture. Is the paper used for title deeds in Kenya of a universal type and standar?


Lands office will be the sure way to 'settle' the matter than ascertaining paper quality although that itself is a red flag.

Kiambu....anyway the best bet as advised by hon wazuas is ardhi house hapo community in Nairobi. They have the master and subsequent transfers!
Formal education will make you a living. Self-education will make you a fortune - Jim Rohn.
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tom_boy
#35 Posted : Wednesday, July 09, 2014 12:44:22 PM
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Othelo wrote:
butterflyke wrote:
tom_boy wrote:
Mainat wrote:
tom_boy wrote:
Need help. I bought a plot via an agent who was acting for the seller. Unfortunately, The agent convinced me to allow him to process the title for me, for a fee ofcourse. He did it in 1 week flat and I have the title with me. I have done a search and it has come out clean. How else can I confirm the authenticity of this new title that is now in my name. I had seen the transfer documents before he went ahead with title processing and they were okay. This is in Kiambu.


Pitia Ardhi House since they have all the original paper trail i.e who owned before and new owner (i.e. you).

Thanks Mainat, I have no issues with the seller side of things. My suspicions were aroused when I saw that the paper for this new title feels like ordinary karatasi, light and smooth with the red stamp at bottom left front page looking a bit faded. Other titles I have dealt with have a slightly thick paper with a bit rough texture. Is the paper used for title deeds in Kenya of a universal type and standar?


Lands office will be the sure way to 'settle' the matter than ascertaining paper quality although that itself is a red flag.

Kiambu....anyway the best bet as advised by hon wazuas is ardhi house hapo community in Nairobi. They have the master and subsequent transfers!


Does anyone know how long it takes for a transfer done at the county office to be registered at ardhi house?
They must find it difficult....... those who have taken authority as the truth, rather than truth as the authority. -G. Massey.
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tom_boy
#36 Posted : Wednesday, July 09, 2014 10:08:05 PM
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tom_boy wrote:
Othelo wrote:
butterflyke wrote:
tom_boy wrote:
Mainat wrote:
tom_boy wrote:
Need help. I bought a plot via an agent who was acting for the seller. Unfortunately, The agent convinced me to allow him to process the title for me, for a fee ofcourse. He did it in 1 week flat and I have the title with me. I have done a search and it has come out clean. How else can I confirm the authenticity of this new title that is now in my name. I had seen the transfer documents before he went ahead with title processing and they were okay. This is in Kiambu.


Pitia Ardhi House since they have all the original paper trail i.e who owned before and new owner (i.e. you).

Thanks Mainat, I have no issues with the seller side of things. My suspicions were aroused when I saw that the paper for this new title feels like ordinary karatasi, light and smooth with the red stamp at bottom left front page looking a bit faded. Other titles I have dealt with have a slightly thick paper with a bit rough texture. Is the paper used for title deeds in Kenya of a universal type and standar?


Lands office will be the sure way to 'settle' the matter than ascertaining paper quality although that itself is a red flag.

Kiambu....anyway the best bet as advised by hon wazuas is ardhi house hapo community in Nairobi. They have the master and subsequent transfers!


Does anyone know how long it takes for a transfer done at the county office to be registered at ardhi house?

Any leads on who can assist me with this ardhi house verification process. My job keeps me tied down and I cannot be able to do anything within working hours.
They must find it difficult....... those who have taken authority as the truth, rather than truth as the authority. -G. Massey.
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Runner
#37 Posted : Thursday, July 10, 2014 12:18:42 PM
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Joined: 3/31/2014
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Who knows if the suspension of the transfer of titles in Kajiado County has been lifted? The ban effective September 2013 was to last 6 months, but I have not read anywhere that the suspension has since been lifted.
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Gathige
#38 Posted : Thursday, July 10, 2014 3:30:16 PM
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Joined: 3/29/2011
Posts: 2,242
Runner wrote:
Who knows if the suspension of the transfer of titles in Kajiado County has been lifted? The ban effective September 2013 was to last 6 months, but I have not read anywhere that the suspension has since been lifted.



@Runner, There has never been a ban in Kajiado. Its business as usual. The Governor tried to ban but title issuance is a central Gov function so his ban never took any effect.
"Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things that matter least." Goethe
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