As part of our mission to provide secure, verified, and strategically located properties to both local and diaspora clients, these additions mark a significant milestone. Each plot has undergone complete legal verification, including title checks, administrative due diligence, and compliance with local urban planning regulations.

“We are seeing increased demand from both first-time buyers and returning investors,” says Mr. C. Forsah, CEO of Positivaris. “These new plots offer excellent access to infrastructure, future development potential, and most importantly, peace of mind for our clients.”

Why Bonabéri and Logbessou?

• Bonabéri is a fast-growing area in Douala’s western corridor, known for its accessibility, modern infrastructure, and residential expansion.

• Logbessou, on the other hand, is becoming a favorite for mid- to long-term investors due to its strategic urban planning and proximity to key city zones.

What’s included?

Each land opportunity is offered with:

• Full documentation & clean land titles

• Optional SCI-based co-ownership investment

• Guided site visits (on-site and via Instagram Live for diaspora clients)

• Free investor kits and legal consultations

We invite all interested clients to contact our team for a free consultation and to discover how these plots can fit into your short- or long-term real estate strategy.

Schedule a visit or contact us via WhatsApp: +237 653 62 00 21

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1. Title Ownership & Land Certificate

Always ask to see the official land title (Certificat Foncier). Confirm that the name on the title matches the seller’s ID and that the certificate is not expired, fake, or contested. Our legal team performs these verifications for every client.

2. Land Location & Accessibility

Make sure the plot exists and is properly mapped. Use a certified land surveyor or request an official site plan with coordinates. Accessibility via road or future infrastructure is also key to land value.

3. Litigations or Encumbrances

Check if the land is involved in any disputes, claims, or government reclamation. This step often requires an official search at the land registry and interviews with local chiefs or administrative bodies.

4. Zoning and Urban Regulations

Ensure the land is located in a buildable zone and complies with local development plans. Some plots may be designated for agriculture, government use, or protected zones—avoid these traps.

5. The Seller’s Legitimacy

Whether dealing with an individual or an agency, verify the seller’s identity and rights over the land. Avoid intermediaries without written authorization, and always involve a legal advisor or notary.

Bonus Tip: Work with a Trusted Real Estate Partner

At Positivaris, we offer full title verification, legal checks, and guided acquisition support, especially for diaspora clients who cannot be on site. Our SCI model also allows group investment in fully vetted properties, giving you added protection and clarity.

Have questions or want a property checked?
Contact our legal team or book a free call via WhatsApp: +237 653 62 00 21
Email: cforsah@positivaris-realestate.com

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With a growing demand from Cameroonians living in Europe, North America, and beyond, this program addresses the main concerns faced by the diaspora: legal insecurity, lack of trustworthy intermediaries, and the inability to monitor progress remotely.

“We listened to our clients abroad, and this program is our answer,” says Mr. C. Forsah, CEO of Positivaris. “It’s not just about buying land—it’s about building wealth back home with confidence.”

What the Program Offers

• Remote Land Acquisition
  From plot selection to notarized contracts—all handled online, transparently.

• Live Virtual Site Visits
  Via WhatsApp Video and Instagram Live, directly from the site.

• SCI Co-Ownership Options
  Invest collectively with family or peers through a secure and structured legal framework.

• Dedicated Diaspora Advisors
  A specialized team trained to support clients living abroad, in English and French.

• Secure Payment Channels
  Through trusted partners for peace of mind.

• Full Legal Support & Title Verification
  We work with independent notaries and local authorities to validate all transactions.

Who Is It For?

This program is ideal for:

• Cameroonians in the diaspora looking to invest in land or property

• Families wishing to co-own a future home in Cameroon

• First-time investors who want guided, low-risk entry into the real estate market

Ready to Take the First Step?

We offer a free consultation call for all diaspora clients. Get expert advice, learn how SCI works, and receive a personalized investment plan—no matter where you are in the world.

Book your free call today or contact us via WhatsApp: +237 653 62 00 21
Email: cforsah@positivaris-realestate.com

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But what exactly is an SCI, and how does it work?

What Is an SCI?

SCI stands for Société Civile Immobilière, a legal real estate company created to manage property ownership between two or more people. In this structure, each co-owner becomes a shareholder of the company, rather than owning the land directly in their name.

It is commonly used in France, Cameroon, and Francophone Africa, especially for family investment, inheritance planning, and diaspora co-investment.

How Does It Work?

• You and your partners (family, friends, or investors) create an SCI with a defined share structure.

• The SCI purchases and owns the property on behalf of all shareholders.

• All decisions are made through governance rules (voting, board meetings, etc.)

• Profits from rental income or resale are distributed based on shares.

Why Is It a Smart Option?

1. Legal Protection
The land is held by a registered company, reducing individual risk and protecting against disputes.

2. Clear Ownership & Succession
Shares can be passed on to heirs easily, without the need to split the land physically.

3. Ideal for Diaspora Co-Investment
Allows multiple partners abroad to invest collectively, without being physically present.

4. Transparent & Trackable
All transactions and decisions are recorded within the company—enhancing accountability.

5. Simplified Administration
Avoids many of the traditional land ownership complications in Cameroon (multiple names, informal transactions, etc.)

At Positivaris, We Handle It All

From setting up your SCI and filing legal paperwork, to managing the land and facilitating resale or rental, our team ensures the entire process is smooth, secure, and beneficial to all co-investors.

Ready to co-invest in land with family or partners?
We’ll help you set up an SCI tailored to your goals.
Contact us via WhatsApp: +237 653 62 00 21
Or email: cforsah@positivaris-realestate.com

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