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Anybody can be an agent. you only needs guts/determination to succeed.I will be shocked if Sleekfun does not have anything to sell. These are what to do to be one. Check thoroughly around your neighbourhood for genuine real estate agent. Sign an agreement with them on your commission for any buyer you bring and actually buys,something like an offline affiliate. There are well known real estate companies, they all have their sub-agents as well, mail or better still call them they will be glad to also have you as their agent especially when they know you will only get paid when your client buys. Infact I will in no time start this business in full scale. Just get the reputable ones to market for, and you know they are many,okoro,Osita etc etc |
we are still waiting. |
Just do what the cement sellers does. Cover them up with nylon if they are outside. Inside, I don't think they can cake for just two weeks, unless there is water. |
what happened? |
You can add more to what you do and create for yourself multiple channels of income in the Building Construction Industry. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsartesans.htm |
I am trying to add blog that will be hosted on my server from blogger.com and reflect my domain name instead of .com Can you tell me step by step how to go about this. I am always seeing" it's taking time to transfer e.t.c" |
To be the best President Nigeria ever had To See Nigeria as the most prosperous country in the world And to live a legacy that will outlive me. |
Hiroshima |
Ola Najeem, I guess some people were only trying to make a point, we don't need to quarrel over that, may be contributions like these could help change perceptions people have of Muslims and also breeds understanding and peace. |
Your friend did not tell you about the house just besides Subomi Balogun's house? KUKU'S house. It has a dome infact we have King Fahd's building replica right in Ijebu ode .It has a beautiful dome . It is sure far costlier. The message --whatever standard you set somebody close is on his way to beat you, so look back before engaging in what may not profit your next door neighbour. Those buildings are best monumental pieces grossly underutilized, Around them are best described shanties some call shelter. Billions that could have helped mankind. I still go for Okoya, he is into business, so he is solving a problem by renting the buildings out. |
Canaanland Ota. Yes,winners pay heavy tithes and that is why they have the richest congregation around. Try and find out for your own good, how is it working for them. You are invited next Sunday. Stay blessed. |
If I should join your religion, I think you can win me by showing love towards me. Americans intercepted the message before it could get to the expected audience, THEY ARE GETTING CLOSER!! |
Yes, half of that town is government acquired, though your land speculator will not tell you this because of his commission. The best way is to go and ask a neutral person living around there, I think when you are entering from "Ipaja" some part of the land by your left should be it. Some areas there are being claimed by three sets of "Omo onile" try and find out more. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsomoonile.htm |
Money loss through pilfering on site runs into millions. Site managers concentrate on reducing cost mostly by getting discounts from suppliers, and worse using substandard products. But you can save more money if you block the loopholes that encourages rats on your sites. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcstheft.htm |
One more advice, Try and find time to visit your site in Nigeria, Create temporary artificial scarcity of funds, If you can't come home describe the place to an independent and very close friend of yours,let him go to your site without notifying anybody, he should be able to give you an up to date report on your building project. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsdiaspora.htm |
Somebody is giving away money to a good tiller http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/homes_property/article05 Also read http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsartesans.htm |
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No money down principle mostly work in developed countries where you have all credit facilities at your fingertips, in Nigeria it may be a little difficult to achieve because of the bureaucracy, just say economic probs. Nothin down or No money down is a term popularise by Robert G. Allen an American enterpreneur per excellence. For about 25 yrs ago he wrote on how he went about purchasing houses and selling them without money in his pocket. But you need some level of integrity to do this. He also wrote something about it in his book, Multiple Streams of Income. I suggest you look for it and buy in any motivational bookshop. In Nigeria, if you don't mind starting small you could join a cooperative society that targets house building for their members. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsfinance.htm |
This will help when planning for building project. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsstages.htm |
adebisi1:As he committed any offence? |
Olive B:Please tell Mr Sola Teru not to use a free website for a corporate site of a firm as big as that. It will only make people take him as unserious. I have done it before, so, I know it doesn't work that way. No offence just trying to help. |
I guess untill when a white man comes with his own ideas and develop/modernise it before we can appreciate what we have. Building materials that are durable came out of extensive research, is not that they were naturally made to be so, but some people took it upon themselves to work on them. Off course nothing can be more affordable; we still have our swamps. |
The Omo onile syndrome has come to stay. But if you know their weaknesses, then you can be able to manage them without much hassles. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsomoonile.htm |
Improving on thatch roof and mud is a great idea in promoting our own style of architecture. Infact some builders have started using the improvised ones to construct houses. What we need is to do more research on these materials and fashion it to reflect our own style of architecture which is eroding away. Japanese I've done this ,we can also do same. |
send to where. You can't always imagine what you will discover on the net, This is a free world indeed. |
You need not only the contractor ,you also need the professionals in the building construction industry to have a satisfactory home. Cutting corners always have it's own attending problems .I will advise you against such. However, you can always get them without spending so much. It is an errorneous belief that professionals are costly to hire, because at the end they save you cost and heartaches of seeing your investment collapsing before your very eyes. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsprof.htm |
The list of professionals in the building industry is growing by the day and the list may be inexhaustible, due to the advance in technology, a new generation of building professionals are emerging, but these are the most common ones and their responsibilities. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsprof.htm |
Yes you can go ahead and roof without the upper part, just take your building line/wall from end of the kitchen thru the first wall of the staircase down to the second bedroom. However if you have to construct the entire building in the future, you have to amend the roof because it is faulty. The slope hitting on the wall of bedroom/study on the first floor will cause leakage due to pressure of water directly on the wall. Your builder may tell you that he is going to remedy it by using aluminium flashing, bituminous felt or concrete directly on the surface, all craps it will still leak max. time 2 yrs. So when you are ready to take it up, call your architect's friend to help in this area ,also you can get him to redesign your public area. I am not saying the plan is not ok, but this one was not done by an Architect. |
The high cost of building projects are usually caused by us unknowingly, we need to take cognisance of some facts before deciding to embark on our projects. http://www.buildingcontractorsecrets.com/bcsfactor.htm |