Institutional search is a verification exercise done in the purpose to ascertain the genuineness of property and it’s proposed seller to avoid buying into litigation. An individual is said to have bought into litigation if he purchased a wrong property or the property was purchased from an an imposter who made false claims on the property. To avoid buying into litigation, you need a proper verification of all papers to be sure you are buying the right property from the right source. We render institutional searches on behalf of our clients to warrant its originality.

We are not limited to institutional search. We also conduct for you background checks which institutional searches will not reveal to you. And we refer to this as “social search”. We may have to liaise with neighbors and acquaintances of property sellers to know the true reason for the owner’s sales propensity. We also find out the liable challenges the seller was really undergoing that instigated the sales.?

We are not new to issues where undisclosed reasons are why property owners are willing to sell their homes. A practical example is that some buyers might have used the property as collateral and want to dispose of as fast as possible to avoid obliging to the terms of the loan. Another reason might be for inadequate security issues, where the seller is faced with the threat of burglar and armed robbery, thus willing to relocate to a safer environment.

Some buildings are quickly put for sale if the owner is aware of his building contravenes the master-plan of the area and development will result in property demolition in the nearest future.