Securing a piece of land

Owing a piece of land of your own where you can build your dream house is something almost everyone dreams of and wishes for, although securing one in a good environment isn't an easy task because owning a piece of land is very expensive. Regardless of these factors, it's still important in order to escape the worries of landlords and co-tenant issues.

Being someone who has once stayed in Epe and now moved back there, it's a good thing to know the place is now developing, and one of the key factors in its development is the new Dangote refinery that's proxy to the place; the new Lekki sea port is also much closer to it, and these factors led many to move to this part of the state because they felt it was going to be one of the next big things in the state.

I wanted to secure a piece of land but was not financially capable at the moment, but a friend of mine who lives in another state wishes to purchase a piece of land here in Epe, so I volunteered to help him check out some places, and here is one of my experiences in one of the land parcels opened for sale.

This particular estate, known as Ile Ayo, is said to have cost 1 million and five hundred thousand naira, which seems like a fair price for a Landed property in this area, but what seems to raise eyebrows are the state fee, the development fee, the mental fee, and other fees, up to about 9 hundred and fifty thousand naira.

That seems to put my friend off because it exceeded his budget; even I felt it was too much, but we can't disregard the fact that it's an estate and would definitely be different from normal single land, which might not attract all those extra costs.

Well, while at the site, the agents wanted to do a short ad and decided to use my smartphone, which brought about this video of him interviewing me while at the site.

That's about all for now, have a blessed day ahead.