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Escrow and Stakeholder Payments in Kenyan Property Deals

May 24, 2026 · WKA Advocates

Holding money safely until conditions are met reduces risk for both sides.

What it is

An advocate holds funds as stakeholder and releases them when conditions in the agreement are fulfilled.

Benefits

The buyer is protected until title is verified, and the seller is assured that funds are available.

Use it

Put escrow terms in the agreement and avoid paying large sums directly to individuals.

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General information only, not legal advice. Laws, rates and procedures change, so confirm the current position with an advocate.

Write Down Release Conditions

Identify who holds funds, documents or events permitting release and how disputes are handled. Verify account details through a trusted channel and retain written instructions and receipts.

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