List of Best SACCOs in plot financing in Kenya
Buying a plot may require one to go an extra mile to raise the money required for the investment.
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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
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ONLINE VALUATION OF STAMP DUTY THROUGH ARDHI SASA
Stamp duty Valuations have to go through Ardhisasa and all payments for stamp duty have to be made through ARDHIPAY. The ministry of Land and planning envisions this will ensure efficiency in all land transactions
Tips to Identify Genuine Real Estate Companies in Kenya
Finding a trustworthy and genuine real estate company in Kenya is crucial to ensuring a smooth and secure property transaction.
Why Amcco is ranked the Best Land Selling Company in Kenya.
AMCCO Properties Limited is based in Kikuyu and plots across major towns in Kenya. It stands out as a beacon of trust and excellence.
7 Best Financing Options When it Comes to Investing in Land
7 Best Financing Options When it Comes to Investing in Land When it comes to land investment, there are several financing options that are available that...
How To Identify Successful Real Estate Agents in Kenya
How To Identify Successful Real Estate Agents in Kenya As a land buyer or even a real estate agent, you ought to know how this works. It is actually a wi...
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Conducting Land Search in Kenya: 5 Easy Steps to Follow
Learn how to conduct a land search in Kenya in just 5 easy steps using the Ardhisasa platform. Verify property ownership and check for encumbrances.
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.
Investing in the Kenya Real Estate Market while Living and Working in the Diaspora
Did you know that the Kenya real estate market has better returns compared to the USA, European and Australian Markets? Investing in the Kenya Real Estate