An identified property or development right.
Property collaboration, made governable
Some property goals are difficult to achieve alone.
Collaboration can make them possible—but only when the rules are clear. TitleShield helps families, friends, landowners, developers, cooperatives and other defined groups organise shared property arrangements with clear contributions, protected rights, proper records and agreed decision-making.
For defined property collaborations. TitleShield does not offer securities, arrange public fundraising, provide investment advice, hold project funds or guarantee financial returns.
A different way to begin
You may already have part of what is needed.
One person may have land. Another may have capital, professional expertise, development capacity or the ability to participate over time. A workable collaboration begins by identifying what each party can bring—and deciding whether those parts can fit together responsibly.
Agreed funding through the proper account and structure.
Legal, property, technical or governance capability.
The ability to develop, manage or maintain the property.
A clear long-term role, responsibility or use.
TitleShield does not bring members of the public together to invest. We help already-defined parties examine whether a proposed or existing collaboration can be structured clearly and responsibly.
Clarity before commitment
Collaboration only works when difficult questions are answered early.
Trust and good intentions matter, but they are not a governance system. Before property, money, expertise or relationships are committed, the parties need clear answers.
The TitleShield system
Make the arrangement clear, governable and continuity-ready.
TitleShield turns agreed rights and responsibilities into organised records, controlled decisions and transparent processes—so the collaboration does not depend on memory or goodwill alone.
Property records
Organise title, survey and supporting property records.
Participant registry
Record every participant, role and relationship.
Contributions and rights
Distinguish land, capital, expertise and agreed rights.
Decisions and approvals
Define authority and protected decisions.
Reporting
Track budgets, progress, expenses and material changes.
Exit and succession
Prepare for transfer, death, incapacity and withdrawal.
A clear financial boundary
Your project money does not pass through TitleShield.
TitleShield records obligations, evidence, rights and approvals. It never receives, pools, holds, manages or distributes project funds.
ParticipantsApproved contributions
→SPV bank or escrowReceives and controls funds
→Approved useProperty and project payments
TitleShield sits above the money flow as the governance record—never inside it.
Recognisable starting points
Collaboration can begin in different ways.
The people, property and purpose must already be identifiable. TitleShield then helps the parties find the right governance path.
Family property
Organise shared ownership, use, income, succession and decision-making.
Friends or known associates
Turn an informal plan into documented contributions, rights and exit rules.
Landowner and developer
Clarify the land contribution, development obligations, approvals and outcomes.
Cooperative or defined group
Structure member records, decisions, contributions, reporting and continuity.
Developer handover
Give an established co-ownership group an independent governance and coordination system.
Diaspora participation
Support remote verification, meetings, approvals and access to reliable records.
Start from where you are
Could property collaboration work for you?
Begin with readiness, not a transaction. TitleShield separates defined collaborations from people who are still learning, so no one is placed into an opportunity before the parties, property, purpose and proper structure are clear.
I have defined parties
Free group assessment
You already have an identified property, group, landowner, developer, cooperative or family arrangement.
Assess the collaborationI do not have a group
Individual Readiness Pathway
Clarify whether you want personal-use co-ownership, group formation, regulated financial participation or education first.
Start as an individualThe Individual Readiness Pathway does not form an investment group, match you to a property opportunity, reserve an interest or collect money.
How it works
From a shared intention to a governed collaboration.
The process is designed to reveal what is ready, what is missing and what must be resolved before the arrangement proceeds.
- 1
Free assessment
Your group representative shares the property, parties and starting information.
- 2
Suitability decision
We confirm fit or request more information in writing.
- 3
Scope & payment
Suitable groups receive the review scope, terms and service-fee instructions.
- 4
Clarity Review
After payment, receive the evidence-based review and included consultation.
- 5
Optional setup
Agree a separate scope to organise records and onboard members.
- 6
Ongoing care
Choose separately scoped administration where your group needs it.
An honest starting point
Collaboration is not automatically the right answer.
Some arrangements should be restructured, delayed or not pursued. TitleShield begins with readiness—not a transaction—and does not promise that every proposal will qualify.
Where legal, title, valuation, finance or regulated capital-market work is required, the appropriate independent or authorised professional must perform it.
Understand the boundaries before you beginTitleShield Clarity · Existing property groups
You own property together. Make the records and rules clear.
For cooperative property committees, established co-ownership groups and diaspora groups with an identified property in Nigeria. Start with a free assessment submitted by your group representative.
The paid next step, if suitable
Clarity Review
₦79,000 introductory group fee
Planned standard fee: ₦150,000. The introductory rate and its validity will be confirmed in your written offer before payment.
One identified property and ownership arrangement, up to 20 members and 100 supplied source documents.
- Source-record inventory
- Contribution evidence comparison
- Governance-gap report
- Missing-document list
- Prioritised action plan
- Included committee consultation
Delivery target: 10 business days after payment and complete document intake. Legal opinions, independent title searches and other professional work are separately scoped.
Free assessment first. Payment before the review.
The form helps us decide whether your group fits the service or needs more information or specialist support. It does not include the detailed Clarity Review Pack.
If suitable, you receive the scope, terms and payment instructions in writing. The review and consultation begin only after payment is verified. There is no free consultation call.
Setup and ongoing administration are optional, separately priced engagements. Member invitations, consent and identity checks follow during setup; submitting this form does not activate a participant account.
This service provides administrative governance review. It is not a legal opinion, title verification, valuation, investment recommendation or guarantee of project success.
Founded from real property experience
Built to bring structured solutions to gaps in the real estate market.
ESV Mary Hyeladzira Kolo, ANIVS, RSV is a registered Estate Surveyor and Valuer with more than 23 years in the Abuja property market. Across consulting, valuation, property management, facilities management, short-term rentals and collaborative real estate, she saw the need for clearer contributions, records, decisions, reporting, exits and succession.
- Founder and Sole Director, TitleShield Limited — RC 9518873
- Founder, Micro Haven Ltd. — RC 9861550
- Managing Partner, Mary Kolo Consulting
- CEO, Maryland Real Estate Services & Facilities Management Company Ltd.
- Based in Abuja, FCT, Nigeria
Professional registration numbers are kept private and may be provided through appropriate verification channels.
Questions and trust
Frequently asked questions.
Does TitleShield receive or hold investment money?
No. TitleShield does not receive, pool, hold, manage or distribute contributions, rent or project income. Funds must be handled through an approved SPV bank account or escrow arrangement.
What happens if TitleShield shuts down or the platform is unavailable?
The property, SPV, legal rights and underlying agreements do not belong to the platform. TitleShield is being designed to support structured record exports and an orderly continuity process. A platform interruption does not transfer, cancel or change the parties’ underlying legal rights.
Can TitleShield place me into a property investment group?
No. TitleShield does not use this website to form investment groups, match members of the public to securities or property-investment opportunities, or accept applications for participatory interests. Individuals may use the Individual Readiness Pathway for general education and orientation. Any regulated offer or capital-raising activity must be undertaken through the appropriate SEC-authorised structure and operators.
Does TitleShield verify property titles?
TitleShield can organise title information and track the review process. Independent legal and property professionals must conduct searches, investigations and professional opinions.
Does TitleShield guarantee project success or returns?
No. Better governance improves clarity and accountability but cannot remove normal property, construction, market, financial, legal or human risk.
Learning before a transaction?
Start with the TitleShield learning pathway.
Explore general guidance on co-ownership, SPVs, family property, governance, exits and succession. This pathway does not offer property interests, form groups or present investment opportunities.
Before you combine property, money or expertise, make the rules clear.
Start with the free group assessment. Suitable groups can proceed to a paid Clarity Review.