I have a plot of 145 by 60 having on it a 2 bedroom flat and 2 units of self contain and yet a space of 50 by 80 lawn. @ Sango Otta OGUN state
This property is valued at 10million January 2017.
I need a loan of 1 million for Agro business.
I will appreciate it if you can grant me this loan or rather buy this property out right.

If it's a loan am ready to drop all the document.
Pls help. Harvest season is here
08131360160

Pls help a brother. Am still waiting

Kindly call nath on this number 0703 444 6436

julibaba:
Kindly call nath on this number 0703 444 6436

I chatted nath up. He said I will need 2 civil servants above grade level ten

You need guarantor that is traceable and remember the loan is without interest and payable in 12 calender month, so that is there conditions if you can meet up best of luck. Onelove

julibaba:
You need guarantor that is traceable and remember the loan is without interest and payable in 12 calender month, so that is there conditions if you can meet up best of luck. Onelove

Must the guarantor be in Ibadan? How do we start the procedure

Anybody else who can help?

router123:
I have a plot of 145 by 60 having on it a 2 bedroom flat and 2 units of self contain and yet a space of 50 by 80 lawn. @ Sango Otta OGUN state
This property is valued at 10million January 2017.
I need a loan of 1 million for Agro business.
I will appreciate it if you can grant me this loan or rather buy this property out right.

If it's a loan am ready to drop all the document.
Pls help. Harvest season is here
08131360160

The truth is i dont think anyone in his right senses would agree to such a deal. Offering your land documents as collateral is just inconsequential. Ask yourself this question, if you are unable to pay, what happens to your creditor? What does he fall back too or will your creditor wait forever until you have the means to pay back? It only makes sense if there is change of ownership of title documents. The question now is are you willing to do a change of ownership and perfect the title to the land to mitigate against default? If yes, my advice is you need to talk to a bank. Not because people on Nairaland will not help. But that a bank can structure a loan which will be a better fit for the type of your agro business

pokipoki:

The truth is i dont think anyone in his right senses would agree to such a deal. Offering your land documents as collateral is just inconsequential. Ask yourself this question, if you are unable to pay, what happens to your creditor? What does he fall back too or will your creditor wait forever until you have the means to pay back? It only makes sense if there is change of ownership of title documents. The question now is are you willing to do a change of ownership and perfect the title to the land to mitigate against default? If yes, my advice is you need to talk to a bank. Not because people on Nairaland will not help. But that a bank can structure a loan which will be a better fit for the type of your agro business

Thanks for your advice

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