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Yes, our platform is designed for the diaspora. We handle all procedures remotely with regular video updates and secure document sharing.

Two payment methods are available: cash payment and, on certain plots, an instalment plan whose duration and terms are shown on the plot's listing and set in the contract. The reservation deposit of 10% of the price (minimum 500,000 FCFA, maximum 2,000,000 FCFA), credited towards the price, is requested once the cooling-off period has ended. The full process is detailed on our “How to buy” page.

On a titled plot, the land title already exists at the time of purchase. Once the deed is signed before the notary, the remaining formality is the transfer (mutation), i.e. registering the title in your name in the Land Register; this step, handled by the notary in charge of the transaction, generally takes 3 to 6 months depending on the administrative services involved. You can follow each step from your Investor Area.

Before the purchase, the absence of any identified encumbrance or dispute is one of the conditions of your reservation contract: as long as a dispute that comes to light at that stage has not been resolved, you are not bound to buy. If it has not been resolved within the time set in the contract, the reservation ends and everything you have paid is returned to you, unless you choose in writing to go ahead with the purchase. After the purchase, let us know without delay. If a third party claims all or part of the land, an undeclared encumbrance (such as a mortgage or an easement) comes to light or a hidden defect appears, the seller remains liable by law; for a plot held under a village certificate (attestation villageoise) or a customary land-use certificate (ADU), the current holder is liable under the contract they signed. When we are the seller or the holder ourselves, we answer you directly, in writing, within 30 days, and stand by you against the third party claiming the land. In other cases, we work with you to pursue your remedies: we gather the documents in your file, prepare the formal notice to the seller or the holder and, under your written authority, take the matter up with the notary, the surveyor or the relevant authority. If court action becomes necessary, we prepare it with the lawyer of your choice; the lawyer's fees and court costs remain payable by you, and you may claim them from the seller or the holder.

L'ACD (Arrêté de Concession Définitive) et le titre foncier (TF) ne sont pas deux niveaux de sécurité : c'est le même droit de propriété à deux stades d'une seule procédure. Pendant la procédure d'ACD, la Conservation de la Propriété Foncière et des Hypothèques (CPFH) crée déjà votre titre foncier dans son registre, avant même la signature du ministre. L'ACD publié au Livre Foncier vaut titre foncier publié : il est opposable à tous, inattaquable et imprescriptible. La publication intervient dans un délai officiel de 180 jours — en pratique, souvent plus long.