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Plain-English guides on tenancy agreements, fees, collecting rent, eviction, and everything else that comes with renting property in Nigeria.
Fake landlords, ghost agents, and inspection-fee scams are common in Nigerian house hunting. Here are the warning signs and a simple checklist to rent safely.
Read guide6 min readRentingWhat it costs to rent across Lagos in 2026, from Lekki and Victoria Island to Yaba, Surulere and Ikeja, plus the move-in costs beyond rent.
Read guide6 min readPaymentsAgent fee, agency fee, legal fee, agreement fee, what each one means in a Nigerian rental, how much is typical, and what the law says.
Read guide5 min readRentingA simple checklist of what landlords and agents ask for before you rent in Nigeria: ID, proof of income, a guarantor, references, and the tenancy agreement.
Read guide5 min readLeasesA clear, practical guide to writing a valid tenancy agreement in Nigeria: the clauses every agreement needs, common mistakes, and how to issue and store it properly.
Read guide7 min readPaymentsStop chasing rent on WhatsApp. Here is how Nigerian landlords can collect rent online with Paystack, automate invoices and receipts, and get paid straight to their bank.
Read guide6 min readLegalA landlord's guide to the legal eviction process in Nigeria: the notice to quit, notice periods, the seven-day notice, and the mistakes that get cases thrown out.
Read guide7 min readPaymentsCaution fee and security deposit are not the same thing. Here is what each one means in Nigerian rentals, how much is normal, and when a tenant gets the money back.
Read guide5 min readLeasesCan a landlord increase rent every year in Nigeria? How much notice is needed, what counts as unreasonable, and how landlords and tenants can handle rent reviews fairly.
Read guide5 min readOccasional tips for Nigerian landlords, tenants, and agents, plus product updates. No spam.