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HOW YOUR PROPERTY PORTFOLIO SHOULD LOOK LIKE IN 2024 BY DENNIS ISONG

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Today, we’re delving into the realm of real estate, specifically focusing on how your property portfolio should shape up in 2024.

Whether you’re a seasoned investor with a track record spanning five, ten, or just a couple of years, or if you’ve taken your initial steps into investing this year, this discussion is tailored to guide you through the nuances of crafting a property portfolio that aligns with the opportunities and challenges that the year 2024 holds.

It’s a practical example designed to offer insights regardless of your level of experience in the real estate journey. So, let’s embark on this insightful exploration together.

  1. CASH FLOW REAL ESTATE

Real estate is like having money-making machines. You buy properties and they make you money regularly. There are three main ways they do this:

• Rental Income:You can own a house or apartment and let someone else live there. They pay you rent every month, and that’s your income.

• Short-Term Rentals:If you own a place in a cool location, you can rent it out for a short period, like a vacation home. People pay good money for short stays.

Equity-Based Returns: This is like having a share in a property. Even if you don’t own the whole thing, you still get a piece of the profit.

It’s like having different money streams – some from homes, some from businesses, and even some from farms.

If you own a place in a cool location, you can rent it out for a short period, like a vacation home. People pay good money for short stays.

2. LAND BANKING:

Imagine buying land like planting seeds for the future. Here’s how:

• High-Yield: Some lands grow in value super fast. You buy low, and before you know it, it’s worth a lot more. Quick and exciting!

• Joint Venture (JV): Team up with others to make something big. You have the land, they have the skills to build. Everyone wins.

• Short-Flip:Buy land, hold it for a bit, and then sell it quickly for a profit. It’s like the fast lane of land investing.

It’s like being a smart farmer – planting seeds in different fields, each with its own strategy.

3.STRATEGIC POSITIONING

Think of real estate like playing a game of chess. You want to position your pieces (properties) in the right places:

• High-End Zone: It’s like the VIP area. People pay big money to live or do business there. Eg Ikoyi

• Student Zones: Where there are students, there’s always a need for housing. Universities and colleges are like gold mines for real estate.

• Business Areas: If there are offices and companies, there’s a need for commercial spaces. Invest where the businesses are.

• Upcoming Regions:Like predicting the next big thing. If you can spot an area on the rise, investing there can bring huge returns eg epe ,ibeju lekki

It’s like placing your chess pieces wisely on the board to win the game.

Let’s talk about addition tips that will help you;

PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT:
Managing your real estate portfolio is like taking care of a garden:

• Check Your Plants (Current Investments): See how your properties are doing. Are they growing well or need attention?

• Balance Your Garden (Real Estate Types): Like having a mix of flowers, veggies, and fruits. Balance different types of real estate for the best results.

• Get Professional Gardeners (Portfolio Managers): Sometimes, you need experts to help your garden flourish. Similarly, professionals can manage your portfolio for better outcomes.

It’s like having a beautiful garden that keeps growing and blooming.

LONG-TERM PLANNING:
Planning your real estate journey is like mapping out a trip:
• Careful Analysis: Study the map and plan your route. Similarly, analyze your options and plan your investments.

• Consider Different Stops (Cash Flow, Land, Positioning): Like planning where to rest and refuel, think about your cash flow, land investments, and where you position your properties.

• Create a Roadmap:Plan for the long term, just like planning a road trip. Know where you want to go and how to get there.

It’s like having a well-thought-out plan, ensuring a smooth and successful journey in real estate.

So, as we wrap up our chat about building your property portfolio for 2024, remember, it’s like creating a map for your real estate journey. Whether you’ve been in the game for a while or you’re just starting out, the key is to mix things up – a bit of renting here, a piece of land there, and maybe even a joint venture.

Don’t forget to position your properties wisely, like chess pieces on a board.

Taking a closer look at your existing investments and balancing them out can lead to a portfolio that’s not just strong but also ready for whatever the real estate world throws your way.

Planning for the long term is like setting out on a road trip with a well-thought-out map – it may take time, but it’s worth it.

So, let’s get out there and turn those property dreams into reality. Unlock the door to your success in real estate – the keys are in your hands.

Happy investing!

Dennis Isong is a TOP REALTOR IN LAGOS.He Helps Nigerians in Diaspora to Own Property In Lagos Nigeria STRESS-FREE. For Questions WhatsApp/Call 2348164741041

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US military strikes in Nigeria killed 155 Lakurawa terrorists -Report

Dando Sibu, a key Lakurawa commander, is reported to have survived the attack because he left the location less than five minutes before the second missile was fired.

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Military strikes conducted by the US in December 2025 killed 155 Lakurawa terrorists in Sokoro, a report by The New Humanitarian has claimed.

The US focus was Lakurawa though the strikes didn’t touch other jihadist groups including Boko Haram, as well as the al-Qaeda-linked Ansaru.

The publication also claimed that the attacks left 200 additional Lakurawa fighters missing in the week following the operation.

The strikes, carried out in collaboration with Nigerian authorities, were believed to have involved Tomahawk missiles launched from a US destroyer positioned in the Gulf of Guinea.

The missiles targeted three districts in Sokoto State: Isa, Tangaza, and Tambuwal, though only Tangaza is widely recognised as a core area of Lakurawa.

It is believed that Tambuwal is not generally associated with organised armed violence; while Isa is a bandit stronghold largely controlled by Bello Turji.

Although details of the strike on Isa remain unclear, Turji is widely believed to have survived the attack.

A Lakurawa camp in Tangaza, however, reportedly suffered significant losses.

The New Humanitarian reports that there were two missile hits.

The first reportedly killed around 30 fighters. As surviving members converged to assess the damage and assist the wounded, a second missile struck, killing those who had gathered.

In total, an estimated 155 Lakurawa were killed, including 19 who were initially injured but later succumbed to their wounds.

Dando Sibu, a key Lakurawa commander, is reported to have survived the attack because he left the location less than five minutes before the second missile was fired.

However, in the week following the strikes, about 200 Lakurawa fighters were reported missing. The group was also said to have lost nearly half of its cattle, which is a major source of its revenue.

(The Sun)

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Curfew, restriction for Akran of Badagry’s burial rites

Residents said the rites would affect social and commercial activities around the palace and may force many residents especially those working outside Badagry to return home early.

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Following the death of the 89-year-old monarch, De Wheno Aholu Menu-Toyi I, the Akran of Badagry., restrictions have been imposed on vehicular movements around the palace vicinity with some sections of the road leading to the place barricaded.

Commuters were said to be directed to take alternative routes.

Sources said the traditional worshippers have started observing rites necessitated by the demise of the monarch.

Security and palace officials were seen restricting movement in the immediate vicinity.

Residents said the rites would affect social and commercial activities around the palace and may force many residents especially those working outside Badagry to return home early.

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Akran of Badagry is dead, aged 89

The demise of the monarch marks the end of his 48-year reign on the throne, making him one of the longest-serving traditional rulers in Lagos State.

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Photo: Akran of Badagry, De Wheno Aholu Menu-Toyi

The traditional ruler of the Badagry local government area in Lagos State, the Akran of Badagry, De Wheno Aholu Menu-Toyi, is dead, aged 89.

The demise of the monarch marks the end of his 48-year reign on the throne, making him one of the longest-serving traditional rulers in Lagos State.

According to the palace, the Akran was pronounced dead by medical experts, after a brief illness, and the traditional rites for his burial have gradually commenced.

Residents of Badagry, who are currently mourning the loss of their revered monarch, described his death as a heavy blow, noting that the town has lost not just a king but a father figure whose wisdom, counsel and presence brought reassurance in moments of uncertainty.

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