Listing verification
Makazi reviews listings, documents, and location signals before badges are shown.
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Buy with confidence
Title-verified listings. EARB-licensed agents. Advocate-reviewed transactions. Makazi is the trust layer for diaspora and local buyers.
Makazi reviews listings, documents, and location signals before badges are shown.
Agent license verification is part of the Makazi trust score where data is available.
We recommend independent legal review for every purchase — especially diaspora buyers.
Property history, document status, and verification decisions are logged for accountability.
Start on Makazi Explore with trust signals visible before you contact anyone.
Check ownership, geo, agent license, documents, and fraud risk on each property.
Your advocate should verify title via Ardhisasa, review the sale agreement, and confirm encumbrances.
Use a formal offer letter or sale agreement with clear timelines, deposit rules, and completion milestones.
Never send large sums without a signed agreement and advocate guidance. Prefer bank transfers with receipts.
Register the transfer, pay stamp duty, and collect updated title documents before final handover.
Makazi does not replace your advocate. We surface verification signals and document status so your lawyer can move faster — not skip steps.
High-value purchases — especially from abroad — should always close with an independent advocate. Makazi listings include a trust file (ownership, geo, agent license, documents, fraud risk) so your lawyer starts with evidence, not guesses.
Before you wire a deposit: signed sale agreement, Ardhisasa search, site visit or trusted inspection report, and clear completion timeline.