LAND MATTERS 40.0
COVID-19 AND REAL ESTATE GIVEAWAY
"...when the stock market is doing poorly, investors who are looking for other opportunities find that real estate is a safe haven"- *Mihal Gartenberg.
Let us be honest: Since market forces are driven by the elastic pull of demand and supply, the real estate market, like other industries, is also at its lowest ebb. This is no thanks, to the Covid-19 pandemic, which is uprooting the integrity of all economy, the world over.
Nevertheless, considering the nature of real estate as indestructible assets, the value of properties has remained static, even where the demand for them has significantly declined. This is very unlike “paper assets” including financial bills such as bonds, stocks, etc., that has suffered drastic devaluation. In fact, most of these have become worthless papers, in view of recent realities.
However, there is a catch, somewhat: The finest time to fetch water from a stream would be when no one considers going there. Not only would the stream have settled for the purest draw, the process would be less chaotic, as well. Whilst there seems to be great disincentive for anyone to consider the stream of real estate market now, this period, nonetheless, offers the best draw- the sweetest deals.
Except for essential products and services such as food, drugs, household necessaries and provisions, etc. whose prices have continued to skyrocket due to the increasing demand for them and the shortage of supply, it is very unlikely that the price of other products will increase. The global economic recession coupled with the sharp social instability and rapidly rising double-digit inflation will only deepen the depreciation of the value of the naira. Now is certainly not the best time to keep slush funds in the Bank.
We all know that the pandemic will not last forever. Once the air is clear and social activities resumes one can be sure that many naira will be chasing the available properties, fostering an upward surge in prices of the product.
You can beat the system by avoiding the hyperinflation bent on debasing the value of your funds by investing in the real estate market whose products are mostly at “giveaway” prices now.
I bet all these make sense to experienced Investors!
Here is one of such massive giveaways you should consider:
CHRYSTLAND ESTATE-
The estate faces the expressway and shares boundary with Augustine University in Epe town. The property is good for both residential and commercial activities. In same axis, we have OtedolE estate, Epe Local Government, Yaba College of Technology Annex, Epe Resort, Alaro City, Pan African University, etc.
Land Title - FREEHOLD (C of O IN PROCESS)
Price - N800,000 per plot.
BUY SIX (6) PLOTS AND GET TWO(2) PLOTS FREE.
BUY THREE(3) PLOTS AND GET ONE(1) PLOT FREE.
Offer ends TODAY, 20th of April, 2020 by 11:59pm.
You can reach us: 08034334692, to get this offer.
Smart Investors Buy Real Estate During Financial Crisis.
Monday, 20 April 2020
Sunday, 16 February 2020
LAND MATTERS 38.0
LAND MATTERS 38.0
What the Tortoise Did Not Tell the Hare
_“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe”-_ Abraham Lincoln.
We have all heard of the moonlight folklore of the race between the Tortoise and the Hare. Of course, the Tortoise, a slothful animal by nature, was in no way, a match for the fast Hare. Knowing its weakness, the Tortoise started the competition three days and three nights before the Hare who, basking in the assurance of its abilities was slaying and snoring. When the Hare would later join the tracks, the Tortoise was already at the finish line. Wisdom is, indeed, profitable to direct!
As fanciful as this story may be, the insights it offers are timeless. What the Tortoise refused to tell the Hare is that: Time is of the essence. If you begin on time, you will beat even the strongest and the fastest.
How does this tale relate to us? This story teaches the lessons of seizing the moment, staying the course and the will to delay gratification.
Of recent, a popular social media crusader reacting to the ban on motorcycles and bikes in some parts of Lagos mocked those who do not have a car. To him, it was more valuable owning a car “as one could not drive properties around.” On the surface, one may feel his opinion makes sense until it is subjected to further scrutiny.
It is conceded that as circumstances may dictate, a car in itself may be an asset depending on extenuating circumstances. That is overriding the exception over the general rule!
If you build your status upon the convenience of today over the realities of the future, you may just wake up like the Hare to realize that others are at the touchline when you are about to start the race.
Will you make those tough decisions today for a better tomorrow?
When will you start the race: Now, Tomorrow or Never?
The best time to buy any property was 25 years ago; the next best time is NOW!
We advise on bespoke Real Estate Investment tailored to meet your specific desires.
Contact us today:
http://wa.me/2348034334692
What the Tortoise Did Not Tell the Hare
_“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe”-_ Abraham Lincoln.
We have all heard of the moonlight folklore of the race between the Tortoise and the Hare. Of course, the Tortoise, a slothful animal by nature, was in no way, a match for the fast Hare. Knowing its weakness, the Tortoise started the competition three days and three nights before the Hare who, basking in the assurance of its abilities was slaying and snoring. When the Hare would later join the tracks, the Tortoise was already at the finish line. Wisdom is, indeed, profitable to direct!
As fanciful as this story may be, the insights it offers are timeless. What the Tortoise refused to tell the Hare is that: Time is of the essence. If you begin on time, you will beat even the strongest and the fastest.
How does this tale relate to us? This story teaches the lessons of seizing the moment, staying the course and the will to delay gratification.
Of recent, a popular social media crusader reacting to the ban on motorcycles and bikes in some parts of Lagos mocked those who do not have a car. To him, it was more valuable owning a car “as one could not drive properties around.” On the surface, one may feel his opinion makes sense until it is subjected to further scrutiny.
It is conceded that as circumstances may dictate, a car in itself may be an asset depending on extenuating circumstances. That is overriding the exception over the general rule!
If you build your status upon the convenience of today over the realities of the future, you may just wake up like the Hare to realize that others are at the touchline when you are about to start the race.
Will you make those tough decisions today for a better tomorrow?
When will you start the race: Now, Tomorrow or Never?
The best time to buy any property was 25 years ago; the next best time is NOW!
We advise on bespoke Real Estate Investment tailored to meet your specific desires.
Contact us today:
http://wa.me/2348034334692
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