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Accelerating Property Investment Goals in Nigeria within 6 Months by Dennis Isong
Achieving property investment goals within a short time frame requires a strategic approach, especially in a dynamic market like Nigeria. This may sound unachievable but it is doable when you follow the guidelines below.
● What exact aspect of real estate do you want to invest in?
Begin by setting specific and realistic investment goals by clearly defining the type of property you want to invest in, the expected returns, and any constraints you may have. Having a well-defined plan will guide your actions and decisions throughout the process. List all the workings out to know what to do and not get stuck in the process.
● Are you familiar with the market before jumping into it?
If necessary, explore financing options and ensure your budget aligns with your financial capabilities.
Real Estate is not a business you can walk into , blindfolded. You have to understand the local real estate market is crucial and the determinant of what your investments will turn out to be. Research trends, property values, and emerging areas with growth potential. Identify areas where demand is high but supply may be limited, as this could present lucrative opportunities.
● Can you adequately finance it?
Evaluate your financial capacity and set a budget for your investment. Consider all associated costs, including property acquisition, legal fees, and potential renovations. If necessary, explore financing options and ensure your budget aligns with your financial capabilities. Then, set aside funds for miscellaneous or any unforeseen circumstances.
● Move with like-minded people.
Building a network within the real estate industry can open doors to valuable opportunities. Attend local property events, join online forums, and connect with professionals in the field. Collaborating with experienced individuals can provide insights and support for successful investments. Then, make use of social media platforms.
● Be aggressive (positively) in your approach.
You can’t be slow in response when it comes to real estate investment. Hesitation can lead to missed opportunities. Once you’ve identified a suitable property, act decisively. Be prepared to negotiate and finalize transactions promptly. Timeliness is often a key factor in securing the best deals.
● Know what you are investing in.
Before finalizing any property transaction, conduct thorough legal due diligence. Don’t invest in a property that will stress you out with little or no significant returns. Also, verify property titles, confirm ownership, and ensure there are no encumbrances. Engage legal professionals to guide you through the process and avoid potential legal pitfalls.
● Don’t be hesitant on improving property value.
If your goal involves improving property value, plan and execute renovations efficiently. Focus on upgrades that enhance appeal and functionality, ultimately increasing the property’s market value.
● Implement an effective marketing strategy.
If you intend to sell or lease the property quickly, implement an effective marketing strategy. Utilize online platforms, social media, and traditional advertising methods to reach potential buyers or tenants.
● Be intentional with your progress.
Regularly monitor the progress of your investments and be willing to adjust your strategy if needed. Stay informed about market changes and adapt your approach accordingly.
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Katsina Flood Sweeps Away Siblings Returning From Islamiyya School
Fighting back tears, the children’s father, Malam Salisu Arabi, described the loss as the most painful moment of his life.
Two brothers, Muhammad Salisu, 12, and Abdurrahman Salisu, 7, lost their lives after they were carried away by flood in Janbago, a community in Katsina State.
The victims, were said to be returning home from a nearby Islamiyya school when downpour, accompanied by strong winds, turned the streets into raging torrents.
The Daily Trust reported that their bodies were later recovered from different locations after frantic search efforts by residents.
The incident plunged the entire community into mourning as sympathisers thronged the family residence to console the bereaved parents.
Fighting back tears, the children’s father, Malam Salisu Arabi, described the loss as the most painful moment of his life.
“They left home that day like every other child going to Islamiyya school. I never imagined that the same rain we all witnessed would take away my two children,” he lamented.
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An alleged fake university discover in Lagos
The university was operating from a three-bedroom apartment at Ilado, Olorunda Local Council Development Area of Lagos State.
Photo:Students of the university during the raid by NSCDC. Credit: NSCDC
The proprietor of an alleged fake university in Lagos , has been arrested by operatives of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NCDC).
The NSCDC Badagry Area Command, who enforced the arrest, said that the university was operating from a three-bedroom apartment at Ilado, Olorunda Local Council Development Area of Lagos State.
The command also rescued 106 students of the institution from across Nigeria and neighbouring West African countries with promises of admission into a foreign university.
According to the corps, the operation was carried out in the early hours of Monday following days of intelligence gathering and covert surveillance by NSCDC operatives
” The suspected institution was operating without an official name, registration, signboard or recognised campus, while allegedly presenting itself online as a distance-learning centre affiliated with a foreign university,”said NSCDC.
Investigations revealed that the rescued youths, mostly between the ages of 19 and 24, came from several Nigerian states, including Kogi, Oyo and some northern states. Others reportedly travelled from neighbouring countries such as Niger, Cameroon and Togo after being recruited online.
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Ayo Fayose Gets Presidential Portfolio As REA Board Chairman
Fayose will head the board of REA, with Alhaji Ahmadu Abubakar and Engineer Ilyasu Ibrahim Makinta appointed as members and non-executive directors,” said Onanuga.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed the former governor of Ekiti State, Ayo Fayose, as chairman of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) Board.
The President also appointed Major General Junaid Bindawa as chairman of the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission.
24 others were also appointed to 10 federal government agencies and commissions.
The appointments were contained in a statement issued by the presidential spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, in Abuja.
According to the statement, “All the appointments take immediate effect.”
“Fayose will head the board of REA, with Alhaji Ahmadu Abubakar and Engineer Ilyasu Ibrahim Makinta appointed as members and non-executive directors,” said Onanuga.
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