We physically visit the property, carry out the agreed checks and send you video evidence before you commit. Here is exactly what our inspector covers.
Raw Video Walkthrough
The inspector records the rooms, toilets, taps, flooring and other relevant areas. The video is intended to accurately represent the property as found, without misleading edits.
Power Structure Check
We check how electricity is arranged, including whether the property has its own prepaid meter or shares electricity with other units. Applicable service charges are documented where that information is available.
Environmental Assessment
The report describes visible drainage conditions, potential rainy-season flooding concerns, road accessibility and other relevant environmental observations. These are observations only and are not a guarantee against future flooding or structural problems.
Scam Protection
We check the ownership or authorisation documents that are available and compare them with the information provided by the agent. Document checks reduce risk, but they cannot guarantee that every legal issue has been discovered.
Inspection fee
₦15,000
One payment per property. Payable securely online.
Read the full refund policy
If the listing is confirmed fraudulent before the inspector departs for the property, you qualify for a full refund. Cancellations made before the inspector departs are also refundable, less any payment processing fees. If the inspector cannot complete the inspection because the property is inaccessible or the agent is unavailable, we will attempt to reschedule; if a rescheduled inspection still cannot be completed, the fee is refundable. Once the inspector has physically begun the inspection, the fee is non-refundable because the service has been delivered. Approved refunds are returned to the original payment method within 7-14 business days.
Your details
We use these details to match your payment and contact you about the inspection.
Stunning French Inspired Manor located within Briarwood Ranch near Solvang in the heart of the magnificent Santa Ynez Valley. This residence features appx 5,000sqft 4+ bedroom, 3.5 bath home with elegant and spacious interiors including formal living and dining, amazing view great room and kitchen, and massive bonus library media room with bar and custom built-ins. The magnificent lagoon-like infinity edge swimming pool offers beach entry, waterfalls and slide, Cabana and a complimentary poolside bar combo BBQ kitchen. A spacious 2 car garage is adjacent to craft room and large art studio
FAQs
Search listings on Urentii by city, state and property type, and shortlist properties that match your budget. Verify the agent using the blue check badge on their profile and check their report history. Book a Proxy Inspection for ₦15,000 on any listing — our inspector visits, records a raw video walkthrough and checks the power system and environment. Review the report, negotiate, instruct a lawyer, and complete the title transfer at the applicable Land Registry, making sure you receive the signed deed and registered originals.
Work out the deposit you have saved (typically 10-30% of the purchase price), then add the other one-off costs: agency fee (~10%), legal/documentation fees (~5-10%), valuation and survey fees. Use online mortgage calculators from FMBN or your bank to see the affordable monthly repayment, and get a pre-approval letter before you fall in love with a listing — it also makes your offer more credible.
Use the "Verify via Proxy Inspector — ₦15,000" button on any listing. After payment our inspector visits, records a raw video walkthrough and checks power, environment and the agent’s paperwork against the listing. If the listing is confirmed fraudulent before the inspector departs, you get a full refund. Treat any agent who asks for a commitment or deposit before the inspection as a red flag.
Buying makes sense if you plan to stay several years and can comfortably afford the repayments without compromising essentials; renting keeps you flexible when you are early in your career or unsure of the area. As a rule of thumb, if the mortgage repayment is more than about a third of your take-home pay, renting is safer while you save more.
Ask for the Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) or deed of assignment, the registered survey plan, receipts for past transactions, governor’s consent (for leaseholds), and any no-objection documents if the property is in an estate. Have a lawyer conduct a search and verify the title at the Land Registry before you pay.