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Real estate is something that you can physically touch and feel – it’s a tangible good and, therefore, for many investors, feels more real. For many decades this investment has generated consistent wealth and long term appreciation for millions of people. Depending on the location of your real estate, you can enjoy sizable returns on … Continue reading Real Estate: Previewing the Drawbacks →

This is the wild side of real estate investment. Like the day traders who are leagues away from a buy-and-hold investor, the real estate traders are an entirely different breed from the buy-and-rent landlords. Real estate traders buy properties with the intention of holding them for a short period of time, often no more than three to four months, … Continue reading Real Estate Trading →

Real estate investment groups are sort of like small mutual funds for rental properties. If you want to own a rental property, but don’t want the hassle of being a landlord, a real estate investment group may be the solution for you. A company will buy or build a set of apartment blocks or condos and then allow … Continue reading Understanding Real Estate Investment Groups →

Investment in basic rental properties is an investment as old as the practice of land ownership. A person will buy a property and rent it out to a tenant. The owner, the landlord, is responsible for maintaining the property. Ideally, the landlord charges enough rent to cover all of the maintenance costs. A landlord may also charge … Continue reading Investment in Real Estate: Basic Rental Properties →

The feedbacks gotten from readers of our blogs on the six tips of turning real estate into a real fortune in Nigeria have motivated us to continue this series all along. Our last five blog publications have presented the first five tips on how to turn real estate investment into a real fortune. The last … Continue reading Professional guides on turning real estate into a real fortune in Nigeria (6 of 6) →

The fourth tip that was discussed in our last blog publication on how to turn real estate investment into fortune exemplifies the necessity to learn before earning. South and Sttes Properties Limited will be discussing another tip today. All the six tips are very important for you as a potential or existing real estate investor … Continue reading Professional guides on turning real estate into a real fortune in Nigeria (5 of 6) →

We discussed the importance of having a mentor as a real estate investor in our last blog publication. Today, South and Sttes Properties Limited offers the fourth of the six tips on how to make real fortune in Nigerian real estate industry. We are happy to have you among our readers: Learn, then earn. Before … Continue reading Professional Guides on Turning Real Estate into a Real Fortune in Nigeria (4 of 6) →

We discussed the importance of having a mentor as a real estate investor in our last blog publication. Today, South and Sttes Properties Limited offers the fourth of the six tips on how to make real fortune in Nigerian real estate industry. We are happy to have you among our readers: Learn, then earn. Before … Continue reading Professional Guides on Turning Real Estate into a Real Fortune in Nigeria (4 of 6) →

In our today’s publication, we will continue with our professional advice to potential investors in real estate. South and Sttes Properties Limited would be looking into the third of six tips on how to make real fortune out of Nigerian real estate business. Mentoring is what we are looking at today: To understand the economics … Continue reading Professional Guides on Turning Real Estate into a Real Fortune in Nigeria (3 of 6) →

In our last blog publication, one of the South and Sttes Properties Limited owners offers the first of six tips on how to make real fortune in Nigerian real estate industry. In this publication, we will discuss the second tip and continue with others in our subsequent publications. Think big. It is easy to give … Continue reading Professional guides on turning real estate into a real fortune in Nigeria (2 of 6) →