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nicerod:
It's 30% rental income

nicerod:
Sorry sir it's an error it is 30 %

nicerod:
Sorry this is my other account wants to reply someone else


It's 30% rental income

arduino:
Bros, look well

nicerod:
Sorry sir it's was an error

The supposed rental income is around 30% because it will be appreciating annually

sonofElElyon:
Are you talking capital / property appreciation or rental income

ojeysky:
I am here thinking how to convert existing non performing property to dividend paying one, someone wants to add to my headache

Ades1:
����� measly 3-6% annual return and the fighting with tenant to get paid your rent.

With 33,000,000, you’ll get almost 4,000,000 in dividends alone and that’s not including capital appreciation. On this thread, you’re dealing with people who know how to get the best out of their money. Stop wasting your time

austine4real:
there won't be any headache if u can be collecting ur rent from the bank .

U sign an agreement with ur tenant to be paying u directly from the bank at a due date just like mortgage..

sonofElElyon:
It's going to be difficult getting a tenant to agree to that arrangement when he's not buying

austine4real:
there won't be any headache if u can be collecting ur rent from the bank .

U sign an agreement with ur tenant to be paying u directly from the bank at a due date just like mortgage..

ojeysky:
Maybe you can pull this off with office rentals in highly sought after locations where there are not too much option... Not in typical accommodation rentals but how will that improve the rental payment though? Will the bank pay me even if the tenant defaults?

ojeysky:
Maybe you can pull this off with office rentals in highly sought after locations where there are not too much option... Not in typical accommodation rentals but how will that improve the rental payment though? Will the bank pay me even if the tenant defaults?

nicerod:
Sorry this is my other account wants to reply someone else


It's 30% rental income

Ades1:
my guy don move him goal post lol..... Bros abeg enjoy your 30% in peace, leave us 12% chasers alone

sonofElElyon:
What about capital / property appreciation of 40% in a year if you buy real estate off plan (pre construction / completion) and sell in 12 months?
Developers to sell for you.. they call it "buy to sell".. or "trading in real estate".
you get upfront a post dated cheque to mature on due date.
Of course you may decide to retain the property and not sell.. your choice.
The developers have estates nationwide.. they are reputable.. due diligence would apply of course

maishai:
Someone here bought United capital(ucap) at 0.90k about 8 years ago and has refused to sell through thick and thin

That stock paid .50k last year.....,,, how do you convince this man on real estates, bring the figures and do the maths.........

onegentleguy:
Good one @currentprice.
You guyz, especially @Mcy56 have been doing an amazing job at keeping the forum lively, all-touching and beneficial to all.

Those who still recall the above post will not be surprised at that coys resurgence though.
I did state here that folks should watch out for the aforementioned companies including COURTVILLE.
I remember buying near 27M unit @ 20k for one client and later several million units for at least 4 persons I manage their portfolio (also members here)

As I stated here back then, there's a near 1 probability that the 9 coys stated in that list may either go private or push for a turnaround through mergers and/or acquisitions. ...either way, a patient investor will reap great return given the huge chasm btw how their INTRINSIC VALUE and MKT PEG at the time compares to RISK and REWARD.

Most of the pennies were selling for 20k at the time. Those who bought the 7th (uniondac) at 20k then (not old time shareholders) did get over 70% RRM post delisting.

UNIONDAC has already been delisted, COURTVILLE about to follow suit... I have a feeling that at least 2 from that list will likely follow before the end of next year.
(the SCF and BS from their last spate of financial print gives me strong reason to believe this.

Looking at the drive for VALUE which is where am keenly concerned about, 4 of them (NEIMETH, COURTVILLE, PZ and BERGER PAINTS) have already delivered great returns at varying margin since then. (NEIMETH did over 650% RRM)

Of the 9 though, I see 3 (GSK, COURTVILLE and CHAMS) as the likely biggest winners in the short to midterm.
For those wondering why I also mentioned CHAMS, kindly look at the coys last 2 FPs. There's something about that report... the Nos/figures... the NTS... there's something...
So yes, I said CHAMS!

I believe that these coys will likely deliver good value!

Regards

Mpeace:
FBNH, when is the buyer coming out. I heard he has his time of arrival. Waiting for him today, I need to sell my small remaining units

onegentleguy:
Before some persons will realize...
CHAMS will be in the same price range as COURTVILLE!
Already mentioned this before now. (see part in bold from post above)
That said, also note that COURTVILLE has still got plenty of room for price rise.

CAVEAT: NOT to be interpreted as any sought of recommendation. Due diligence should still take higher precedence ahead of this post.

Good morning everyone.
May this week bring us Divine grace, favor and all-touching blessings... our loved ones inclusive!

Regards

Mpeace:
FBNH, when is the buyer coming out. I heard he has his time of arrival. Waiting for him today, I need to sell my small remaining units

austine4real:
people are doing it sir

I think it's the latest

austine4real:
Sir it's possible just don't give it to yahoo boys

emmanuelewumi:
It is a standing order, which you can also stop. It is not a legally binding arrangement

emmanuelewumi:
Possible when you bought the property, title documents are still with the bank. Something like the rent to own program by Lagos State property development company