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25/12/2023

Wishing you a merry Christmas to you and your family!
Cheers 🥂 🎁

08/12/2023

I was pleasantly surprised to receive a nomination award from GOBPA recently.
I would like to express my gratitude for the opportunity to be recognized for our hard work, I consider it a Privilege.

I also want to extend a heartfelt thank you to my wonderful family, clients, colleagues, and supporters who have believed in us and trusted in our abilities over the past 10 years of doing one thing overtime.

Moving forward, we promise to continue striving for excellence and meeting your expectations.

Thank you once again for the nomination, and may God bless you all.

29/10/2023

After renting one room self contain in Lagos.
My client went ahead to fix POP and designed his apartment to his own taste.

At the expiration of his one year House Rent, Baba Landlord served him Notice to Quit.

Baba Landlord say, him wan use the apartment.

I ask my client, did you seek for approval from the Landlord before fixing POP ?

He said No.

Well, at this point every landlord have the reserved right under the law, to end your tenancy for one or two reasons best known to them.
And your Landlord has done nothing wrong here because he even followed the Legal process of evicting a tenant by issuing you a six Month Notice to Quit.

So oga, start preparing to relocate cos your 6 month's is counting already.

And if you decide to remove the POP, you must make sure you fix the roughness back to the state and way you met it . Or else .you have another case to answer

You have no right as a tenant to fix any major changes on the rented apartment without the Approval of the Landlord....it against the Landlord and Tenancy Law and it's an unlawful Act.

©️ Atanda Olatunji

19/10/2023

Often, I come across peeps who fret about involving Realtors (real estate agents) in the sale of their assets, fearing the loss of a portion of their earnings as commission. 🤣

So today, I’d love to share with us a few captivating reasons why it is advantageous to collaborate with a realtor.

A real estate agent, also known as a realtor, possesses the remarkable ability to solve problems and coordinate logistical challenges.

They provide invaluable emotional support, ensuring a seamless process. Furthermore, they skillfully navigate the delicate dance of harmonizing all parties involved, guaranteeing a successful sale. Now, let's dive into the key benefits of why incorporating a realtor is a wise choice...👇🏻👇🏻

5 Benefits of Employing a Realtor to Sell Your Home…

1) Unparalleled home presentations that captivate and enchant.

2) Extensive exposure to potential buyers, maximizing your chances for a lucrative sale.

3) Attract higher offers from eager buyers vying for your prized property.

4) Your home achieves a top-dollar sale, leaving you delightfully satisfied.

5) A listing agent collaborates intimately with all parties involved, orchestrating a seamless transaction that surpasses your expectations.

I believe have been able to convince you and not confuse you on why you need a realtor in your life…😁
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13/10/2023

02/09/2023

Welcome to the beautiful Ember season!
May these months ahead be filled with warmth, joy, and success.

Cheers to a beautiful September....🥂

29/08/2023

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28/08/2023

"UNDERSTANDING YOUR RIGHTS WHEN YOUR LANDLORD ASKS YOU TO VACATE HIS/HER PREMISES"

By Wisdom.

Over time, I've heard many people express confusion about their rights when given short notice to leave their rented homes. Tenants often believe they can take legal action against their landlords for not giving a six-month notice after terminating their lease. Today, I'd like to shed some light on this matter to provide clarity and prevent misconceptions about our legal rights.

In Nigeria, tenancy laws can vary slightly from one state to another, but there are clear basic principles to follow. For instance, in Abuja, a tenancy typically ends on the eve of the anniversary of your lease, while in Lagos state, it might end on the exact anniversary.

If you're a yearly tenant, you're usually entitled to a six-month notice before being asked to leave. However, it's important to understand that this isn't an absolute requirement – it's a privilege, not a right. Your tenancy agreement can specify the notice period, and if both parties sign it, the terms are legally enforceable.

The six-month notice is relevant within the duration of your lease, not an extra six months after it ends. For instance, if your lease started on January 1, 2023, your landlord would need to give you a notice to leave by June 1, 2023, aligning with the lease expiration.

But keep in mind, if your lease agreement states a different notice period, such as two months, the court will respect the terms you agreed upon.

It's crucial to grasp that the six-month notice isn't a guaranteed legal right; it's more like a fair advantage. If your landlord doesn't provide this notice, it's not automatically a legal offense or a breach of contract. A well-drafted tenancy agreement should be sufficient notice for a reasonable tenant and should not be confused with property ownership documents.

Once your rental period ends, you're entitled to a mandatory seven-day notice. This notice period is essential because it's a requirement before your landlord can legally proceed with reclaiming the property. The seven-day notice must be seven full days, without ambiguity.

It's worth noting that no court has the authority to grant you ownership of someone else's property, and this isn't something a court would entertain. If you stay beyond the seven-day notice, your landlord can seek compensation for the extended stay.

Your landlord cannot resort to self-help measures like involving the police or using force to evict you. Legal channels must be followed, and eviction must be pursued through the courts.

Let's be clear that courts do not provide extraordinary leniency on others' properties. Imagine if courts granted everyone an additional six months in their rented spaces – it would be impractical.
Tenants should adhere to their agreements, and landlords should engage legal procedures instead of self-help approaches.

In conclusion, let's move away from misconceptions about a six-month notice and focus on the significance of the seven-day notice. By understanding and respecting these notice periods, landlords and tenants can avoid unnecessary conflicts and uphold legal norms.

Meanwhile, Realty, we are still in the business of turning your RealEstate dreams to reality. DM today, let's deal.
Cheers to a fulfilling week. 🥂