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FOR SALE: Brand new and Luxuriously finished 5 bedroom semi-detached Duplex with bq Location : Admiralty Estate Road Alpha Beach FEATURES: - Very well built - The house is adorned with top-notch quality fittings/ fixtures - Well interlocked compound - Massive compound space - Excellent space arrangement - All room en-suite with guests toilet in the anteroom - Very large sitting rooms (Ground and first floor) - Spacious master bedroom with balcony - Well designed and beautifully fitted Kitchen - Fridge, Gas Cooker, Oven, Microwave and Heat Extractor - Solid security doors covering all entry points - En-suite boys-quarter - Located in a safe, secured and serene Environment in Alpha Beach Lekki - Located on a well interlocked road with excellent drainage network system Price 60m Current Rental returns: N3.5M per annum. .
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Tenancy relationships are created almost every day; landlords have properties they want to let out and tenants need properties to live in or use for any other lawful purpose. When entering into a tenancy relationship, both parties are usually excited. The landlord is happy because he would make some money and the tenant is happy because he has found a property he likes. However, a lot of times, this happiness does not last long because of various reasons. Sometimes the landlord may choose to increase the rent for no apparent reason except greed and sometimes the tenant may be unable to continue paying the rent. At other times, the landlord may want his property back for personal reasons and the tenant may not be ready to vacate the property. As a result of these and countless other possible reasons, the landlord may choose to evict the tenant but must be done according to the law. Read more on http://www.naijalegaltalkng.com/article/land-and-properties-series/188-do-i-have-to-pay-rent-after-being-issued-a-quit-notice
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This happened a while back. I think I was in Primary five at the time. My dad told me of how we used to own the property behind our house; demarcated by a fence. I remember wondering how exactly a person can own something and then not own it anymore. I asked if he had sold it to someone else. This was the only logical reason I could come up with. He said he hadn’t but that the property was just taken from us. This got me thinking about how exactly property is owned in Nigeria. Precisely, what do you have to do to fully own property (land as it is popularly known) in Nigeria? In fact, can you fully own property in Nigeria? When there are issues pertaining to ownership of property in Nigeria, how are they resolved? What steps do you take?
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Hashimyussufamao:no amount is small if u can dream it u can achieve it, we have lot of low budget houses we can introduce to u. |
Shop for your new home the smart way! Learn how to calculate how much house you can afford before hitting that open house or applying for a mortgage. To buy a house, you need cash for a down payment…and then some. Here’s a look at the actual amount of money you’ll need on hand at closing to purchase a new home. The actual down payment This is the only cash outlay in the home-buying process that’s obvious to most buyers. It is usually expressed as a percentage of the purchase price of the property. For example, if the purchase price is #100m and you are required to make a 10 percent down payment, you will have to have #10,000,000 That’s the easy part. Then u will be given an estimated period of time like months $ years to balance up Kindly Drop Your budget Below let me send u what your budget can get u in strategic places in Nigeria. Call / WhatsApp : 08124579981 08035331074 Email : Shoproperties4u@gmail.com
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