Why You Should Get Land and Build Before You Retire
Why You Should Get Land and Build Before You Retire Buying land and building a home before retirement can be a smart financial decision. The earlier you...
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5 Reasons As To Why You Should Invest in Kikuyu
5 Reasons As To Why You Should Invest in Kikuyu Kikuyu is a town in Kiambu County, Kenya, that grew from a settlement of colonial missionaries back then,...
Investment opportunities of land ownership in Kenya
A home is a wise investment because even if you do not plan on selling it soon, it still has monetary value and it can be used as leverage when seeking loans from financial institutions.
Advantages of buying 50X100 plot near a fast-growing town.
Benefits in owning a 50x100 plot in Kenya’s fast-growing towns like Kikuyu, Ngong, Kamangu, and Gikambura. Ideal for building a home, starting a project, or long-term investment.
HERE IS WHY IT IS NECESSARY TO HAVE A TITLE DEED INSURANCE
HERE IS WHY IT IS NECESSARY TO HAVE A TITLE DEED INSURANCE This is a form of indemnity insurance that protects lenders and homebuyers from financial loss...
Buying land to building Vs. Buying a ready House
Are you in the land market for a new home in Kenya? One of the biggest decisions you’ll face is whether to buy land and build a house or buy an already built house.
LAND LAWS IN KENYA.
According to the Constitution, land can be defined as the surface of the earth and the subsurface rock or any body of water on or under the surface
A Guide to Searching for Land with Ardhisasa.
Before diving into any land-related transaction—whether buying, selling, or leasing—conducting a land search is a crucial step you cannot afford to skip.
6 Reasons You Should Start Land Banking
6 Reasons You Should Start Land Banking Land Banking is the practice of buying land for future sale or any other intended development you may have in min...
4 TYPES OF LAND DISPUTES & HOW TO RESOLVE THEM
Having land conflicts is very common especially when one party is deceased and maybe they didn’t leave a will behind explaining how the property should be shared that’s when it all stirs up