Buying property
Buying property
18 articles in this topic.
Agreement of Sale
The Agreement of Sale sets out the legal terms governing the property transaction.
Buying Off-Plan Property
Buying off-plan means purchasing a property before construction is complete. It can provide access to newer developments, staged payment options and potential capital growth.
Buying Property FAQs
The timeline varies depending on the property, financing arrangements and legal processes.
Choosing the Right Location
Location is one of the biggest factors influencing a property's value, lifestyle and long-term investment potential.
Comparing Developments
Comparing developments helps you make objective decisions.
First-Time Home Buyer's Guide
Buying your first property can feel overwhelming, but following a structured process helps reduce risk.
How to Buy Property in Zimbabwe
Buying property is a journey that starts with research and ends with legal transfer or handover. Okava helps you navigate each stage with verified information and trusted partners.
Making an Offer
Making an offer is an important step when purchasing property.
Property Due Diligence
Due diligence is the process of verifying that a property is suitable to buy before you commit financially.
Property Handover
Handover is the stage where the completed property is presented to the buyer.
Property Settlement and Completion
Settlement is the stage where all contractual obligations are fulfilled and the transaction is completed.
Property Transfer Process
Property transfer is the legal process of changing ownership from the seller to the buyer.
Reserving a Property
A reservation temporarily secures a property while you complete the next steps of the purchasing process.
Title Deeds Explained
A Title Deed is the legal document that records ownership of immovable property.
Understanding Payment Plans
Some developments offer staged payment plans instead of requiring full payment upfront.
Understanding Property Types
Different property types suit different buyers.
Viewing and Inspecting Property
Always inspect a property before committing where practical.
Your First Year of Homeownership
The first year of owning a property is an opportunity to establish good maintenance and financial habits.