Guide to Buying Property in Grenada- Instructing an attorney-at-law/lawyer

Some key information your attorney-at-law/lawyer will need:

1. Due diligence documentation and information: full names, including aliases; date of birth; occupation; source of your wealth, including supporting documentation; coloured copies of two (2) valid pieces of Government-issued ID; proof of address; mailing address; financial institution; marital status; and whether you are or related to a prominent public (governmental) figure;
2. Whether you are buying the property with anyone else;
3. Whether all buyers are Grenadian nationals, citizens or entitled to Grenadian citizenship;
4. If you are borrowing to buy or paying cash, and if loan, who is your lender;
5. If you need to obtain a new plan, the new plan;
6. If you are buying only a portion of the land owned by your vendor;
7. Whether there is a building on the property, with utility connections and persons in occupation, as well as furniture, appliances and the like;
8. The name/contact details for the vendor/vendor’s attorney-at-law;
9. The price you have agreed to pay for the property; and
10. A copy of the vendor’s title deed.