TMA

African Entrepreneur. Real Estate Investment. Mindset Coach @wordtourcdi. An adventurer seeking Africa’s transformation.

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The common denominator of success is not in the pursuit of money or fame, but in the relentless pursuit of self-improvement and a never-ending commitment to learning. - John C. Maxwell

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The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence itself, but to act with yesterday's logic. https://t.co/UegUOj7kTG

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5. Local Amenities (Grocery stores, restaurants, shopping, pharmacy, entertainment, are some of the top amenities people are looking for when buying a home).

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What’s more important? A house or location?

A good number of my clients just want a nice comfortable house to buy, which is great but here’s what I tell them. “You buy the neighbourhood, not the property”.

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4. Transportation (Easy commutes to work are the icing on the cake for many home buyers).

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1. You Can Interview a Real Estate Agent.
People mostly turn to agents they know but it’s still important to interview them before settling on one. Some agents only do real estate as a side job, meaning they might not be as plugged into the market as someone who is full-time.

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5 shocking things no #realestate #agent will tell you. (Not knowing could cost you $10,000)

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2. An Attorney Is Equally Important.

Your attorney at closing provides an extra layer of protection. A good attorney will make closing smooth and limit any kind of exposure during a sale or a purchase.

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5. Real estate protects against inflation.
As the money in circulation increases the value of properties tend to rise, as real estate is often where surplus money is invested. Having some money inside real estate will protect you from inflation and any future currency volatility.

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5 things you must know before investing in #realestate in #Abuja (No.4 will blow your mind).

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4. Abuja is still unfinished Less than 50% of Abuja’s districts have been developed. Hence the majority of the city is still green virgin land. Development focus has shifted to the outskirts i.e. Abuja phase 3 outwards. Abuja today cannot be compared to the Abuja of 10 years ago.