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Our objective here at MindSet Property Hub is to use the power of information technology to provide a reliable, easy-to-use, and secure property listing platform that connects buyers, renters, and sellers across Nigeria. Please search through listed properties using any specified criterion or a combination of criteria below.

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Lodging

Transaction Type: Rental/Lodging (Payment due Daily)

Price: ₦157500 (Initial payment); 150000.00 (Subsequently)

Location: Lagos Island, Lagos

Bedrooms: 1

Bathrooms: 1

Property Code: LA257802912

Description: Premium 1 bedroom apartment with rooftop swimming pool and gym at Tokunboh Omisore street, Lekki phase 1 for only 150k daily refundable caution deposit 50k. Features include: * 75 & 55 inches Smart TVs * Air fryer * Unlimited internet * DStv * YouTube, Netflix & Showmax * Housekeeping * Washing machine * Security * Very constant electricity * Proximity to exotic restaurants and boat cruises And more *STRICTLY NO SMOKING*

Availability Status: Unavailable

Lodging

Transaction Type: Rental/Lodging (Payment due Daily)

Price: ₦210000 (Initial payment); 200000.00 (Subsequently)

Location: Lagos Island, Lagos

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 3

Property Code: LA502436651

Description: Plush 3 bedroom apartment in Richmond Estate, by Nike Art Gallery/Meadow Hall School. Rate: 200k daily refundable caution deposit 50k Minimum 2 nights Features: * Round the clock security * Access code controlled estate * 24/7 power supply * Smart TVs * Netflix, YouTube & Prime Video * Wi-fi * Air conditioner * Housekeeping * All bedrooms en-suite * Fully fitted kitchen * Clean water * Ground floor **Strictly no smoking**

Availability Status: Available

I'm Interested

Owner/Caretaker: Cupcakë

Contact: 09135935307, 08060319537

Property Inspection and Payment Safety Tips

Before Inspecting a Property

  • Verify the Listing's Authenticity: Confirm the property details, ownership, and agent's credibility. Cross-check the agent or owner's details with reputable and independent sources or through online reviews if practical.
  • Bring a Friend or Trusted Companion: Avoid visiting the property alone. Bring someone you trust, especially if the area is unfamiliar.
  • Inspect During Daylight: Schedule visits during the day for better visibility of the property's condition and surrounding environment.
  • Meet in a Public Place First: If meeting an agent or landlord for the first time, arrange to meet in a public place before heading to the property.
  • Share Your Location: Inform a family member or friend about your inspection plans, including the address, time, and contact details of the agent.
  • Avoid Carrying Large Amounts of Cash: Do not bring significant sums of money during property inspections. Payments should be made through traceable methods.
  • Carry Essential Tools: Bring a flashlight, notepad, and camera to document details about the property during your inspection.
  • Stay Alert and Observant: Look out for any suspicious activity in and around the property. If something feels off, trust your instincts.

Before Making Payment

  • Confirm Ownership Documents: Verify the property's title and ownership documents. Ensure they match the seller or landlord's identity. Use legal professionals if needed.
  • Inspect the Property Thoroughly: Check for damages, repairs needed, or hidden issues like plumbing, electrical faults, or structural concerns.
  • Use a Lawyer or Legal Advisor: Consult a property lawyer to review agreements, receipts, or contracts before signing anything.
  • Avoid Rushed Decisions: Be cautious of pressure tactics. Take your time to understand the deal and confirm all details.
  • Ensure a Secure Payment Method: Use traceable payment methods such as bank transfers to maintain proof of payment. Avoid paying in cash.
  • Request a Receipt or Agreement: Always collect a signed receipt or written agreement detailing the terms of payment and transaction.
  • Verify the Property's Security Features: Check locks, doors, windows, and neighborhood safety. If it's an apartment, confirm access to emergency exits and security protocols.
  • Check for Outstanding Bills or Taxes: Ensure there are no unpaid utility bills, levies, or taxes on the property that could become your responsibility.

Wishing you a successful property hunt!

Others

Transaction Type: Sale (Payment due )

Price: ₦525000

Location: Akwanga, Nasarawa

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 2

Property Code: NS545151499

Description: Nice

Availability Status: Available

I'm Interested

Owner/Caretaker: Kitoye Abam

Contact: 09052271175

Property Inspection and Payment Safety Tips

Before Inspecting a Property

  • Verify the Listing's Authenticity: Confirm the property details, ownership, and agent's credibility. Cross-check the agent or owner's details with reputable and independent sources or through online reviews if practical.
  • Bring a Friend or Trusted Companion: Avoid visiting the property alone. Bring someone you trust, especially if the area is unfamiliar.
  • Inspect During Daylight: Schedule visits during the day for better visibility of the property's condition and surrounding environment.
  • Meet in a Public Place First: If meeting an agent or landlord for the first time, arrange to meet in a public place before heading to the property.
  • Share Your Location: Inform a family member or friend about your inspection plans, including the address, time, and contact details of the agent.
  • Avoid Carrying Large Amounts of Cash: Do not bring significant sums of money during property inspections. Payments should be made through traceable methods.
  • Carry Essential Tools: Bring a flashlight, notepad, and camera to document details about the property during your inspection.
  • Stay Alert and Observant: Look out for any suspicious activity in and around the property. If something feels off, trust your instincts.

Before Making Payment

  • Confirm Ownership Documents: Verify the property's title and ownership documents. Ensure they match the seller or landlord's identity. Use legal professionals if needed.
  • Inspect the Property Thoroughly: Check for damages, repairs needed, or hidden issues like plumbing, electrical faults, or structural concerns.
  • Use a Lawyer or Legal Advisor: Consult a property lawyer to review agreements, receipts, or contracts before signing anything.
  • Avoid Rushed Decisions: Be cautious of pressure tactics. Take your time to understand the deal and confirm all details.
  • Ensure a Secure Payment Method: Use traceable payment methods such as bank transfers to maintain proof of payment. Avoid paying in cash.
  • Request a Receipt or Agreement: Always collect a signed receipt or written agreement detailing the terms of payment and transaction.
  • Verify the Property's Security Features: Check locks, doors, windows, and neighborhood safety. If it's an apartment, confirm access to emergency exits and security protocols.
  • Check for Outstanding Bills or Taxes: Ensure there are no unpaid utility bills, levies, or taxes on the property that could become your responsibility.

Wishing you a successful property hunt!