5 Things To Note Before Buying Land In Kenya
5 Things To Note Before Buying Land In Kenya Before you decide to buy any piece of land, it is important to know the intended purpose of the land, i.e.,...
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3 Ways Real Estate Can Help Boost Your Retirement Plan
3 Ways Real Estate Can Help Boost Your Retirement Plan When it comes to saving for the future, you need to be very cautious and smart in your decision-ma...
8 CAUSES OF EARTHQUAKES
An earthquake is generally the shaking of the surface of the earth resulting from a sudden release of energy in the earth’s lithosphere that creates seismic waves, or in simple terms, it can be described as sudden movement along faults within the earth.
AMCCO Properties Limited Ranked Among Best Real Estate Companies in Kenya
Kenya's leading land-selling and real estate company, AMCCO Properties Limited, has once again been ranked among the best and most trusted companies in Kenya.
What First-Time Land Buyers in Kenya Should Avoid: 7 Costly Mistakes
Learn the top 7 land buying mistakes in Kenya and AMCCO tips on how to avoid them. Essential tips for first-time buyers to secure your dream property safely.
Amcco Royal Gardens Phase 2 Kamangu Launch
Amcco Properties Launch Royal Gardens project, which is located just 2Km from Kamangu town. This project is selling at Ksh. 1,400,000/- Only
Land for Sale Kenya: Your Dream Home is Now Within Reach with AMCCO Properties
Access Sh4 million rural housing loans and buy affordable land in Ngong & Kikuyu with Amcco Properties’ Buy and Build program. Start today!
3 TYPES OF TITLE DEEDS IN KENYA
3 TYPES OF TITLE DEEDS IN KENYA A Title deed, as all of you know, is basically a document that proves ownership and legal rights over a piece of land. It...
How Property Taxes Apply To Vacant Land
How Property Taxes Apply To Vacant Land Have you ever asked yourself this question? Like, how do those taxes apply if nobody is on that land yet? Well, I...
WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT LAND TRANSACTIONS
During a real estate transaction, usually earnest money is put down to secure a contract, followed by due diligence, where a potential buyer will do research on the property to understand land ownership rights and potential land policies and laws.