Ten questions before the money moves.

1. 01 Have you seen the original title document — not a photocopy?

   Yes, the originalOnly a photocopy or photoNo title document shown yet

2. 02 Does the name on the title match the person selling to you?

   Yes, exactlyNo — different nameI haven't compared them

3. 03 Has an official NAGIS registry search been done — by you, not the seller?

   Yes, I have the search reportThe seller says it's fineNo search yet

4. 04 Is or was this family land — and if so, do written consents of the family head AND principal members exist?

   Not family landFamily land — signatures exist and I've seen themFamily land — I was told the family agreedI don't know the land's history

5. 05 Does the plan for your purchase include governor's consent and registration — or does it end at receipt and agreement?

   Consent and registration are in the plan and priced“Consent can be done later”Nobody has mentioned consent

6. 06 Have you walked the land with the survey coordinates and found the beacons?

   Yes — beacons match the planI visited, but didn't check beacons against the planI haven't visited the land

7. 07 Is there any fence, foundation, or occupant on the land that the seller's story doesn't explain?

   No — the ground matches the storyYes, something unexplainedI don't know

8. 08 If buying from a developer or estate: have you seen the estate's own registered title?

   Not a developer purchaseYes — seen and searchedOnly the allocation letter

9. 09 Is the seller acting under a power of attorney?

   No — selling as ownerYes — registered, and I've traced it to the donorYes — I've only dealt with the holder of the power

10. 10 If paying in instalments: is there a written contract covering forfeiture, default, completion, and a promise not to resell?

    Not an instalment purchaseYes — written, with those clausesPaying on receipts and trust

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