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Have been receiving questions like what numbers of apartment do you have on ground?
In total am having a mini flat,some call it one bedroom apartment which am personally occupying,plus a single room attached to it.
At the end of this project I will be having a modern room and parlour apartment plus two single modern rooms apartment, including my mini flat.
Alot has been put in place for the new project,God help me because this a bit bigger than the last.

Capeverde:
Have been receiving questions like what numbers of apartment do you have on ground?
In total am having a mini flat,some call it one bedroom apartment which am personally occupying,plus a single room attached to it.
At the end of this project I will be having a modern room and parlour apartment plus two single modern rooms apartment, including my mini flat.
Alot has been put in place for the new project,God help me because this a bit bigger than the last.

@Capeverde,Hi, Pls are you in Edo state?
i would love to contact you for a project in 2020
i was planning to embark on 3 room project next year @ egba axis @ Upper, benin city if u can help me @ minimum cost.
there is foundation of flat already(2 couch above soil) on 50 by 100ft but i want to raise 3 rooms and toilet/bathroom for now.
i intend injecting funds monthly till completion
How much do you think it will take to complete 3 room + toilet/bathroom @ lowest cost?
Thanks, really need your expert to decide

*expert advice

fynguynopimples:
@Capeverde,Hi, Pls are you in Edo state?
i would love to contact you for a project in 2020
i was planning to embark on 3 room project next year @ egba axis @ Upper, benin city if u can help me @ minimum cost.
there is foundation of flat already(2 couch above soil) on 50 by 100ft but i want to raise 3 rooms and toilet/bathroom for now.
i intend injecting funds monthly till completion
How much do you think it will take to complete 3 room + toilet/bathroom @ lowest cost?
Thanks, really need your expert to decide

Which upper,is it sakponba or mission, secondly do you mean 3 bedroom flat or just 3rooms.
I can be of assistance,no problem.
Just give me the reply so we start from there.

fynguynopimples:
*expert advice

To be on the safe side that foundation has to be raise to 3coaches minimum even if the land is dry land.
One day loading to my new project....

Capeverde:
Which upper,is it sakponba or mission, secondly do you mean 3 bedroom flat or just 3rooms.
I can be of assistance,no problem.
Just give me the reply so we start from there.

It's @ upper sakponba
how much in total will 3 room cost?
And how much will it be if i am to add toilet/bathroom?
@ lowest manageable expenditure

fynguynopimples:
It's @ upper sakponba
how much in total will 3 room cost?
And how much will it be if i am to add toilet/bathroom?
@ lowest manageable expenditure

I did two rooms for almost 350k without tnb, I will be starting my 3rooms project by November 1st so keep your fingers cross so you get more prepared.
But if it's well manage I don't think It will exceed 500k to the finishing, toilet and bathroom inclusive

Capeverde:
I did two rooms for almost 350k without tnb, I will be starting my 3rooms project by November 1st so keep your fingers cross so you get more prepared.
But if it's well manage I don't think It will exceed 500k to the finishing, toilet and bathroom inclusive

Wow!
if you can really make it possible around 500k,
i look forward to working with you nxt yr,
i will follow this thread through or might need your contacts.
Like how much can meaningfully start off the project? so i know how to save towards the project.
i don't have bulk 500k at once and i planned it in phases, can 200k be enough to start?

fynguynopimples:
Wow!
if you can really make it possible around 500k,
i look forward to working with you nxt yr,
i will follow this thread through or might need your contacts.
Like how much can meaningfully start off the project? so i know how to save towards the project.
i don't have bulk 500k at once and i planned it in phases, can 200k be enough to start?

200k is good enough to start, if you read through page 5 you will find out am starting with 150k.

Everyone keep your fingers crossed for my day 1 of my 3rooms building project.
Tomorrow I will be kicking of with the foundation,I have 5bags of cement prepared on ground.

@capeverde well-done. You will finish well

taneez:
@capeverde well-done. You will finish well

@ taneez thanks a whole lots, you just gave me some energy bro.

Did u finish wit d last project?

Capeverde:
@ taneez thanks a whole lots, you just gave me some energy bro.

Did u finish wit d last project?i ve been following ur thread,kudos.

Capeverde:
@ taneez thanks a whole lots, you just gave me some energy bro.

Great job boss. I was wondering if you could help me run a project in Benin soon. And how much you think a 4 bedroom duplex might cost. Thanks

Capeverde:
200k is good enough to start, if you read through page 5 you will find out am starting with 150k.

Alright , i will contact you when i am ready.
wish you success in your new project.

fynguynopimples:
Alright , i will contact you when i am ready.
wish you success in your new project.

Ok thanks.

sgtponzihater1:
Great job boss. I was wondering if you could help me run a project in Benin soon. And how much you think a 4 bedroom duplex might cost. Thanks

Just let me know once you are ready.

Angelacruz:
Did u finish wit d last project?i ve been following ur thread,kudos.

Yes the last project was a success,I guess is in page 5, also one room rented out. That last project was an inspiration that gave birth to this new one.
Picture of the completed May/June completed project.

Day one of my project
It starts with the pegging of the foundation, follow by digging.
Do not despise the days of little beginning,I am heading somewhere.

Wow!great job.am following ur thread,pls keep on updating us.

Capeverde:
Yes the last project was a success,I guess is in page 5, also one room rented out. That last project was an inspiration that gave birth to this new one.
Picture of the completed May/June completed project.

Foundation digged and poured, update coming for today expenses.

Day one expenses;
2bags of cement
4000naira granite
4100 for the engineer
Total cash spent for day one is N13,300

All the best bro

Day 2
Today is going to be what is called forming,and this process is all about reading and measurements just to get the building lines straight.

Work going on

Capeverde:
Day one expenses;
2bags of cement
4000naira granite
4100 for the engineer
Total cash spent for day one is N13,300

Pls i would like to know if you paid the Engineer as per day job or how?
Also is there any helper for the engineer or he does everything.

somziency:
Pls i would like to know if you paid the Engineer as per day job or how?
Also is there any helper for the engineer or he does everything.

Paid base on negotiations
There is an helper and that helper is me

Capeverde:
Paid base on negotiations
There is an helper and that helper is me

Confirm! Nice work. Keep it up. Your effort and hard work will surely pay.

What an eye opening thread, admin minus the land you mean you spent just 350k on the first project?
I'm stuck with my current projects and I don't know which one I to pursue. One is a 2 bedroom with 2 bed sitter attached to it. It is already at DPC level. The other is a space of land that can take 6-7 single room apartment just like yours. I already have about 1000 block on ground. Also I have saved about 300k to start the project. I intend investing 70k every month for the project.
Admin from your experience what would you recommend, should i complete the 2 bedroom apartments or go for the single room first?
I must confess your thread has been an inspirational thread so far.

ZOLTAN007:
Why the ceilng without plastering.
Its putting the cart before the horse
It will muddle the ceiling when you start plastering.

Share your thought as to why.

if you are going to use ceiling boards or PVC it's advice able to install them firstly before plastering. the plastering covers the gaps between the wall and the installations.

PS: there are always gaps because not all wood are straight