Yes. Selling land without a registered title is possible, but it requires careful steps and full transparency with the buyer. If you don’t have a registered title, you can still sell the land, but you must ensure that the buyer agrees to handle the process of obtaining the title. This can affect the sale price, as the buyer may ask for a lower price to account for the extra costs of applying for the title. It’s important that before any agreements are made, you disclose that the land doesn’t have a registered title. Having an Examined Survey Plan, which accurately describes the land, is crucial to avoid any disputes about its boundaries or size.
Another option is for you to apply for the registered title yourself. This can increase the land’s value because it removes the buyer’s need to go through the title application process. A professional valuation of the land is recommended to prevent any future disagreements with other beneficiaries or family members who may claim that the land w…
