Q:
How do I become a member?
A: It is quick and easy to register as a member on Nigeria Properties
Network. You simply fill our online form and submit or come to our
office for registration.
Q:
How much does it cost to become a member?
A: Membership for property seekers is free! Agents and property owners pay a
fee of
N1,000.00
Only
Q:
What personally identifiable information does Nigeria Properties Network
collect from me and how do you use it?
A: Whether you are an advertiser, registered site visitor, or unregistered
site visitor, the information we collect about you helps us to process your
requests, service your needs, and provide you with
additional information and
assistance. The information we collect about you includes: your numerical IP
address, your browser software type, and the referring website URL. We use
this information to compile statistics on the usage of Nigeria Properties
Network. Nigeria Properties Network may provide aggregate
statistics about our site visitors, sales,
traffic patterns, and related site information to other reputable parties,
but these statistics will include no personally identifying information.
We do not sell,
trade, rent, or otherwise share your personally identifiable information
with any other party.
Q:
How does Nigeria Properties Network use cookies?
A: Some pages on the Nigeria Properties Network website utilize
"cookies" in order to provide advertisers and registered site
visitors with a more personalized experience by remembering who you are when
you revisit the site. Cookies also track visitor activity and traffic
patterns on the website so that we can identify
visitors' interests and preferences. With
this information, we can improve existing
services and develop new products and
services appropriate for visitors and advertisers alike.
Q:
Why can't I save a search result?
A: To save a search result or favorite listing, you will need to become a
registered member of Nigeria Properties Network. You only need to provide
your email address and
indicate a password to
become a registered member.
Click
here
<members.htm>
for
more information.
Q:
Why don't all listings have photo galleries?
A: It is the option of each real estate agent whether or not to include a
photo gallery with each listing. Contact the agent directly for more
information.
Q:
What are the benefits for becoming a partner of Nigeria Properties
Network?
A: You can enhance your company's Network visibility and
overall promotional efforts by being a website sponsor for Nigeria
Properties Network.
Q:
How much does it cost to become a sponsor?
A: We are currently offering a low introductory rate to make our six-month website
sponsorship an attractive and beneficial option for your company --
N5,000.00 per month (N60,000.00 total),
paid in advance.
Q:
How can I become a sponsor of the site?
A: To become a sponsor of our website, please contact us at
info@nigeriapropertiesnetwork.com
Q:
May I privately sell my house and use an Estate Agent at the Same time?
A:
YES! Nigeria Properties Network is NOT an Estate Agency, but helps you to sell your
property privately; there is no conflict with sole or multiple agency
agreement.
Q:
Why don't you charge commission?
A:
If we charge any commission, then we would make
us an Estate Agent. Nigeria Properties Network only charges
you for advertising and marketing. Our aim is to give the public a GENUINE
Alternative when it comes to privately selling their homes.
Q:
Does
'FOR SALE BY OWNER' work?
A:
YES! Nigeria Properties Network will
advertise your home to so many people using the SAME property sites as the
Estate Agents - BUT WITHOUT COMMISSION FEES!
Q:
How do I value my property?
A:
The value of your property is simply the price the current market is willing
to pay. Do not be tempted to price too highly or you simply will not receive
any viewings.
Look
at similar properties
in your
area and rank your home against them. Nigeria Properties Network
is happy is ready to assist with property evaluation, just e-mail us:
admin@nigeriapropertiesnetwork.com
Q:
Do I legally need an Estate Agent?
A:
No. Estate Agents have absolutely no legal function;
they simply introduce buyers to sellers. Nowadays, the majority of people
(67%) go straight to the Internet and search for their next home Online.
Q:
Do you have a list of buyers?
A:
Yes! When you take our fixed fee options, which
advertise your property on the major websites, your property details will be
automatically
emailed to
buyers via our partner sites.
Q:
What do I have to do?
A:
What you need to do is probably no more than if you were to use an Estate
Agent. First you will need to
prepare
your property details.
Once
prepared, e-mail them for us to upload and prepare your advertisement
professionally. You will then simply answer buyer enquires, arrange
viewings, conduct tours of your home, and negotiate
the selling price (or we will negotiate for you). Once the price has been agreed you
will need to instruct a solicitor to draw up the legal documents.
Q:
Can I change my advert after you have published the details?
A:
Yes! At any time, simply e-mail us with your amendments and they will be changed for you, usually
within 24 hours.
Q:
What about security?
A:
Most Estate Agents use this to scare people away from private selling.
Consider the facts:
·
You decide what contact details are published; most Estate Agents
will give a property address to anyone who walks off the street.
·
People only visit your home when you invite them and you are
present. Estate Agents may bring anyone to your home even when you are out.
·
Our ‘For Sale’ boards do not contain any of your personal
details. Buyers will contact Nigeria
Properties Network directly using our published Website address, email address
or telephone numbers.
·
When arranging a viewing, always ask for the viewer's telephone
number, name and address and ask them to bring some ID with them. Lastly,
inform us of the viewer’s details as well. Have a friend or relative with
you while the viewing is taking place if this makes you feel more
comfortable.
Q:
What do I do when you find a Buyer?
A:
Once you have agreed a price, simply pass your details to a solicitor or
coveyancer who will perform the relevant legal functions.
Q:
How do you advertise my property?
A:
To maximise the potential to sell your home, Nigeria Properties
Network will advertise your property on the largest and most well
known internet sites:
