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End-to-end intelligence for purchasing real estate in the UK, US, UAE, Nigeria, Ghana, and Brazil. Title verification, due diligence, tax, FX repatriation, and exit — sourced, structured, and decision-ready.
Free snapshot · United Kingdom → Nigeria
Residential · 250k–1mHigh-yield growth corridor — Governor's Consent, CCI documentation, and FX controls demand careful structuring.
Everything you need to buy, hold, and exit
Each property report covers the full lifecycle — from foreign-ownership rules to repatriating proceeds on exit. No section skipped.
Foreign-ownership rules
What foreigners can hold — freehold, leasehold, SPV, or restricted — by jurisdiction and asset type.
Due diligence report
Title chain, encumbrances, planning status, surveys, and counter-party checks before any funds move.
Acquisition tax
Stamp duty, transfer tax, ITBI, SDLT surcharges, FIRPTA — modelled into landed cost.
Holding & rental tax
Annual property tax, rental income tax, withholding, and ongoing local charges.
Yield & cash-flow modelling
Realistic gross and net yields by city and submarket — with vacancy, management, and FX assumed.
Title perfection & registration
Notary deeds, Lands Commission, Cartório, Governor's Consent — what 'registered' actually means in each market.
FX & capital repatriation
CCI in Nigeria, BCB registration in Brazil, GIPC in Ghana, US wire compliance — how to get money out cleanly.
Exit & disposal
CGT, FIRPTA, 60-day reporting, BRL/NGN volatility — modelled before you commit.
Risk register
Title fraud, omo onile, double-allocation, FX controls, planning risk — scored and mitigated.
Markets we cover end-to-end
Every market on the page comes with its own ownership rules, tax profile, FX path, and risk register — written for a non-resident buyer.
Mature, transparent market with strict beneficial-ownership rules and a 2% non-resident SDLT surcharge.
2% non-resident SDLT surcharge · 60-day CGT reporting on disposal · overseas-entity beneficial-owner register
Deep liquid markets — but FIRPTA withholding, rental tax, and estate exposure make structuring critical.
FIRPTA 15% withholding on disposal · estate exposure for non-resident aliens · state-by-state structuring
No annual property tax, liberal capital movement, and a ~4% Dubai transfer fee. Best entry: freehold zones.
Freehold restricted to designated zones · 4% Dubai transfer fee · 9% UAE corporate tax on entity-held property
High-yield growth corridor — Governor's Consent, CCI documentation, and FX controls demand careful structuring.
Governor's Consent required · CCI mandatory for FX repatriation · title-fraud and omo onile risk
Foreigners hold leasehold rather than freehold. Title verification at the Lands Commission is essential.
Foreigners limited to 50-yr renewable leasehold · Lands Commission registration essential · GIPC for repatriation
Foreigners can own urban property freely with a CPF — rural and border-zone land is restricted. BRL volatility and Central Bank registration drive structuring.
CPF required · rural & border-zone land restricted · BCB foreign-capital registration drives repatriation
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