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    Lagos 1-bed at NGN 317.8m: does the rental return justify it?

    NGN 1,436,000 a month against a price of NGN 317,800,000 is the number driving my decision. It produces the advertised gross return of roughly 5.4% on this Lagos 1-bed, but there may not be much room for overlooked costs. The building seems sound, although power and energy arrangements could...
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    Hello from Doha — learning the warehouse market

    Good distinction. I’m building the model before assessing any named listing, so I’d like it to handle both vacant and leased property. My main gaps are how people record acquisition costs, ongoing management, financing and renovation without hiding uncertain figures inside one broad allowance.
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    Hello from Doha — learning the warehouse market

    Getting the warehouse assumptions wrong at the start could make every later return calculation misleading. That is the main reason I am here. Hello from Doha. I invest in property and am currently learning how to assess warehouses, including acquisition costs, management, renovation and the...
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    Mortgage quote in Nigeria: 7.10% fixed for 30 years on a country home

    I want predictable monthly payments on this Lagos country home, but I do not want to pay heavily for certainty I may not need for all 30 years. The property is around NGN 1,690,000,000, and the quote under review is 7.10% fixed. Once I included the arrangement fee and the lender’s loan-to-value...
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    Lagos 2-bed coastal rental: does 4.1% gross leave enough margin?

    For Lagos-specific diligence, have local advisers identify every payment attached to this exact property and transaction rather than relying on a generic online list. Request receipts or demands for service charges and property-related outgoings, confirm who pays under the tenancy, and price...
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