Arkbricks Properties

 Introducing !!! *LANDBANKING DEVELOPMENT PROJECT* For almost 2 years we have served the investment needs of our clients with Land Banking Investment Project. We started with LIP 1.0 and now we're are on *8.0*, and we have been able to help investors grow their wealth and make their money work for them.  Hence, with the drive to serve you better, ensuring  investors and stakeholders are aware of our development projects, investment products, and what invested funds would be used for, we bring to you, *LANDBANKING DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (LDP)!!!* *Landbanking Development Project (LDP)* is an investment initiative of Zylus Group International and managed one of its subsidiaries Zylus Investment Limited. Let's not worry, *LDP* isn't a new product, It is an upgrade to the existing LIP. it is a platform that allows investors to build wealth and earn high Returns on Investment, with no risks attached, and also with the knowledge that their funds would be used for property developm...

  The other day I had a friend ask me about investing. He has been saving up some money for a while and decided it was time to get serious about what he’s going to do with it. A lot of the typical options came up. He asked me about stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and many other vehicles that are used for investment purposes. Eventually, we got to the topic of Real Estate. He knows that I personally invest in Real Estate and that I think it’s a fantastic place to invest, but he wasn’t entirely sure why. During the rest of the call I explained to him the main points of why I think Real Estate is one of the best investments you could make. Below is a recap of the conversation, and why you should consider Real Estate as a great wealth-builder. WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER REAL ESTATE. There are 5 key reason why I think Real Estate investing is so awesome. But before I go through those 5 reasons, let’s look at the big picture. Andrew Carnegie was one of the most successful businessmen ever. At ...

  There are several types of real estate investments, but most fall into two categories: Physical real estate investments like land, residential and commercial properties, and other modes of investing that don’t require owning physical property, such as REITs and Crowd Funding.  If you’re looking to invest in real estate, here are five types to consider: 1. REITs - (Real  Estate Investment Trusts). 2. Residential Real Estate 3. Commercial Real Estate 4.Raw Land 5. CrowdFunding. 1) REITs. A real estate investment trust (REIT) is a company that owns, operates, or finances income-generating real estate. Modeled after mutual funds, REITs pool the capital of numerous investors. This makes it possible for individual investors to earn dividends from real estate investments—without having to buy, manage, or finance any properties themselves. REITs are required to return at least 90% of their taxable income to shareholders every year. This means investors can receive attractive di...

  Investing in real estate in your 20s may sounds crazy to most people. Most young people in their 20s are thinking about how to find a good job and build their careers and not about how to end it. When you are young, the last thing on your mind is retirement.  when you are in your 20s, you also tend to have more money than what you actually need. However, most people have the notion that at this age you are still too young to start investing in real estate. The idea that  you could invest in real estate in your 20s may seems impossible to some. Nevertheless, investing and making money in real estate in your 20s is not only possible but also one of the most significant decision you can make for your financial future. Imagine buying a parcel of land  at  age  25-30yrs in 10yrs the same parcel of land without any construction on it would have at least an ROI ( return on investment) of about 800%. Most real estate investors often wish they could have started e...

  The price you pay for a property isn't the only cost involved, find out all the potential costs you'll have to pay when buying a property. When making enquiry about our estates, some have asked: Hope there are no hidden charges? Well there are no “hidden” charges. If you’re buying a land in any estate there are three extra fees aside the cost of the land that you will be required to pay. But they are usually clearly stated in the terms and condition of sale that you are required to read and sign before your application will be processed, therefore these charges are not hidden. Two of them, Survey fee and Deed of Assignment fee are what we refer to as statutory charge. A statutory charge is a way to register an interest over a property. The third fee is Development Levy. So what are these fees about and why do you have to pay them?  I have had a few clients who were not aware of these fees and therefore were taking aback when I told them about it. Also the high development le...