Real estate is a good investment in Kenya because the returns are very high. There is a high demand for land and homes. The supply is deficient, and the demand for property is skyrocketing in Kenya.
The value of the property appreciates in a relatively short period.
There is one of the many profitable ways of making money via land dealing. Buying a large track of land and sub-divide it into small portions.
This makes you a land dealer because you buy land in acres. Sub-divide it into smaller plots and sell to willing buyers.
Some buyers could buy to build homes or rental properties. Others might buyer to hold and sell at a higher price in the future.
After you sub-divided the land you will have to sell the smaller portions of land. These smaller portions are known as plots.
If one acre of land cost you 2 million, you could end-up making 6 million in gross sales. All you need is to sub-divide the land into one eighth (1/8) pieces (or plots of size 50 x 100 square feet.)
Sell a single plot at Ksh.750,000. After expenses, you should make at least 3 million in net profit.
Investing in land may seem to be easy. People make money every day from buying and selling land.
Those who are successful in this business have done well their homework and have perhaps learnt some important investment lessons the hard way.
Investing in land like any other business involves risk taking. As an investor, you should be putting your money into an asset while ready to face any challenge as well as setbacks that may come along.
There are several pros and cons to investing in land.
One ought to be very careful before investing in any land because many have burnt their figures while bidding for the same.
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You can start this business with just Shs 15,000. This is just enough to buy you single bags of some of the hot selling cereals in the market like beans, rice, maize and green grams. Legal requirements Single business permit, fire extinguisher. You might be required to have medical certificate. Some of the equipment required: 1 Storage bags 2 Weighing scale 3 Measuring containers 4 Tags to show name and cost of cereals 5 Packaging materials 6 Sieve 7 Wooden pallette How to get started 1. Identify a supplier. We have suppliers in places like Nyamakima in Nairobi. As the business grows, try to avoid middlemen and source directly from farmers. Go to rural areas and strike good deals with farmers. 2. As you do your research, compare prices from different suppliers and source from the ones selling at a lower price. Consider factors such as logistics. Also ensure that the cereals are completely dry when purchasing. 3. It is also wise to buy cereals such as maize d
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