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Co-ownership and apartment charges in Togo: what the land code says

Buying an apartment in Togo often means entering a co-ownership. The Land Code defines common areas, the manager's role and how charges are shared.

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Negotiating property prices in Togo: the method

The asking price in Togo is rarely final. Here is how to prepare your negotiation, argue with market data and secure your purchase without overpaying, in Lomé and beyond.

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Buying land in Togo: documents, survey and costs

Title deed, administrative certificate, boundary survey, transfer or registration fees: the essential checks before buying land in Togo.

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Buying off-plan in Togo: advantages, risks and precautions before signing

Togolese law does not provide a specific VEFA regime. Buying off-plan requires checking the building permit, land title and contract before any payment.

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Property purchase costs in Togo: notary, OTR and agency

In Togo, the listed price is never the final cost. Budget for notary fees, OTR transfer duties and agency commission before you buy.

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Preparing your rental application in Togo: documents, deposit and lease since 2022

Since Decree No. 2022-001/PR, rental applications in Togo follow new rules. Here are the documents to gather, deposit and guarantee caps, and the clauses to check before signing.

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Furnished or unfurnished rental in Togo: what actually changes

In Togo, choosing between a furnished and an empty home depends on length of stay and upfront budget. Decree No. 2022-001/PR sets the same legal rules for both, yet practice differs on rent, inventory and lease term.

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Property viewing checklist in Togo: what to check before renting or buying

What to check when viewing a home, apartment or plot in Togo before signing a lease or deed of sale. Decree 2022-001 governs leases; titled purchases require a notary.

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Rental lease in Togo: rights, security deposit and notice

Decree No. 2022-001/PR governs residential leases in Togo. Learn the deposit and guarantee caps, the 2-month notice, and banned clauses before signing.

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