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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 38758, member: 636"]
Zimbabwe created new rules for city land use last week. The Urban State Land Management Policy helps fight illegal housing deals. Land barons who sell fake property rights will face tougher action. Local Government Minister Daniel Garwe said the rules make land deals more open. The changes aim to end confusion about who can sell public land.

When buying property, people must check several things. They should ask for the title deeds first. Looking at building plans approved by local officials helps prove ownership. Smart buyers visit the Deeds Registry Office before paying anyone. This step shows if the seller truly owns the land or has debts against it.

Buyers need lawyers to write sale agreements with clear payment terms. Sellers must show tax papers from ZIMRA before completing deals. Both sides should bring the utility bills current before the handover day. The stamp duty fee changes based on property value. These steps protect everyone from costly mistakes when buying urban property.
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