stint:

Thank you sir. I will contact you when am ready expand. still trying to get a job to maintain myself until harvest next year.

the help of my God will overtake you

hotmas911:
the help of my God will overtake you

I say a big and loud amen to that

Good morning guys

Bro at the end of your story, the summary is all we want. I'm preety sure you are into real estate and you are looking for buyers right?

hotmas911:
My headache with real estate investment has always been the number of years it takes to get back all my invested money. My favourite investment plan is Real estate because its one of the the most secure form of investment plans. The normal practice of most people is to buy a piece of land keep it for a certain period of time to resell at a higher price. I have done that too and believe me I have made killer profits in some deals. But like Oliver Twist, I always want more. There must be better ways to invest in real estate. For some, all they know is to buy a piece of land and develop it to be rented out, sold through mortgage or other seemingly profitable means.

When it comes to real estate the basic rule is location, location and location. The general belief is to focus on prime locations but the best way is to find a way to bring out the best out of a 'dung hill' kind of locations. Thank God I found my own "dung hill" location in the villages. I will be sharing on these thread things and factors that motivated me to snub investment in urban land and focus all my resources in rural land. Remember the advice not to put all your eggs in one basket? Well, the opposite is what i have been doing. Presently i have acquired over 800 hectares (that is about 2000 acres) and i am still working towards acquiring more.

Why am I doing this? Why am I bullish on villages and bearish on cities? The reason is my discoveries in AGRICULTURE! Abi which other real estate investment can one put like 5 or 10 million naira on and be making above invested sum as ROI on quarterly to yearly basis?
Stay tuned!

Ace2013:
Bro at the end of your story, the summary is all we want. I'm preety sure you are into real estate and you are looking for buyers right?

ok sir.

Morning

Lovely post, but your forecasts are faulty. You have not considered a lot of factors. Firstly, a bunch of plantain will not sell for N1,200.00. Lets assume it does, but you have to consider transportation, the market, and most importantly, it is a perishable item.

megastu:
Lovely post, but your forecasts are faulty. You have not considered a lot of factors. Firstly, a bunch of plantain will not sell for N1,200.00. Lets assume it does, but you have to consider transportation, the market, and most importantly, it is a perishable item.

thanks for the observation, but if you checked well i used #800 bench mark. On transportation, we have buyers that will come and buy on the farm.

Following

Greenest greetings to all our farmers from Ogbomoso. Bawo ni weekend?

Welcome to December! It has been very adventurous from January. Wishing all farmers the best of life during this season and beyond.

How big is your dream?

how far can you see?

Gratitude mode activated

Grateful heart

all roads lead to Ogbomoso this week for W.A.B.I

hosting over 20 nairalanders over the weekend in Ogbomoso was a great experience.

What a year!!!!!!!!!

greetings!!!

To God be all the glory! We are here! Its a new year. 2015!!! I appreciate everyone who was part of our 2014 in numerous ways.
Let's set new targets this year. Let's raise the game. How far can you see? Refuse to be boxed. Change your default settings. Break the mould. Think and do the impossible! Wishing you all a great 2015.

all I see is a green 2015!

i have got a feeling!

My people! My people!! My people!!!

[quote
author=hotmas911 post=28125130]
hahahaha you are very funny! A
small boy on nairaland? Com'on get back inside your ABC class. Lols. My
brother there is no small boy anywhere. The size of your mind is your
real status. Sometimes stature and status may not rhyme! I believe I'm
now rubbing mind with a fellow big man like me?
As per the 3million it can be a lot lesser than that. Yes you are right.
And less i forget, we have as much virgin land as you may need. God
bless.
[/quote] please, i'm new to some of the teams here. as i don't know anything about agriculture, tho i have passion for it and i'm planning to go into it this year(maybe after NYSC) so please whats your definition of virgin land, because i know in my village, there are many farm lands but they use it for casava planting. so is that a virgin land? if it not , how old can a land be to be a virgin land. i know they give a space of seven year to farm in a land again

Hotmas, welldone. My question goes thus:

What is the minimum hectares/acres one could lease from you and for how much;

Is it possible to buy back the land from you after some years of usage;

Any hidden charges one need to be aware of in your leasing agreement;

I dont reside in ogbomosho, so how many days per week would you consider right visiting the farm for a newbie;
How many suckers per hectare. Thanks.

You may want to forward to: aryore@gmail.com

Thanks

okych16:
please, i'm new to some of the teams here. as i don't know anything about agriculture, tho i have passion for it and i'm planning to go into it this year(maybe after NYSC) so please whats your definition of virgin land, because i know in my village, there are many farm lands but they use it for casava planting. so is that a virgin land? if it not , how old can a land be to be a virgin land. i know they give a space of seven year to farm in a land again

morning bro

hotmas911:

morning bro

same to you sir. please sir can you help of with that my question

okych16:
same to you sir. please sir can you help of with that my question

virgin land is a land that has no history of been used for farming.

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virgin land is a land that has no history of been used for farming.
[quote] thanks

speeeeeeed!!!

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