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When it comes to renting or buying a property in Ghana, there are a lot of things the average person doesn’t know — and that’s exactly how some fake agents take advantage of innocent clients. But here’s one powerful fact you need to keep in mind:
Yes — you read that right!
If no written agreement exists stating the commission terms, you are legally not obligated to pay a dime.

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For years, property seekers in Ghana have fallen victim to unregulated agents charging outrageous and sometimes illegal commissions. This Act was introduced to sanitize the real estate industry, protect property seekers, and ensure that transactions are conducted transparently and fairly.
Without a signed agreement:
A valid written agreement should clearly state:
âś… The agreed commission amount or percentage
âś… When the commission is payable (usually after deal closure)
âś… The responsibilities of both agent and client
âś… Names and signatures of both parties
Pro Tip: Before paying any agent, insist on a written agreement. Or better yet — use APATA, where only verified agents with clear, platform-approved terms are allowed to operate.

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Thousands of people lose money each year in property transactions because they don’t know their rights. By understanding simple legal provisions like Section 44 of Act 1047, you can confidently deal with agents, refuse illegal demands, and secure your property deals legally.
Download the APATA App today.
âś… Verified agents only
âś… Transparent commissions
âś… No hidden charges
âś… Legal-friendly property deals
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