Buying land in Kenya can be a rewarding investment, but it's essential to navigate the process carefully to avoid common pitfalls. Here are some dos and don'ts to consider:
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.
Tips For Investing in Real Estate as a Millennial in Kenya We start by defining the term millennial, which basically means people who were born between t...
What a Land Sales Agreement Entails A sale agreement is a document you’ll receive as a buyer after mutual acceptance of an offer. The document states the...
How The Property Of A Deceased Is Handled When someone dies who initially owned a piece of land, someone called the ‘executor’ or administrat...
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Royal Gardens Phase 2 in Kamangu offers 50 x 100 ft plots for KSh 1,400,000. Located 2 km from Kamangu town and 300 meters from tarmac, ideal for homes or investment, 35 km from Nairobi CBD.
7 Tips on How To Sell Land Like a Pro! If you are thinking of how you can sell land, then you have quite a number of things to consider before making tha...
Buying land through Bank Financing Banking Financing basically entails exploring the dynamic, fast-paced world of money, credit, and investments. Finance...
HOW BANK FINANCING WORKS Bank Financing basically entails exploring the dynamic, fast-paced world of money, credit, and investments. Finance is an essent...
Why It is Important To Have A Title Deed Title deeds are important pieces of property documentation that outline the rights and restrictions of a particu...