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Guesthouse starter idea on vacant plot
amorphous
#11 Posted : Wednesday, July 01, 2020 3:17:43 AM
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Fyatu wrote:


Shukran sana!


Karibu
In the final analysis, it all boils down to sheer plain old hard work and dogged persistence. Nothing more, nothing less!!
tony stark
#12 Posted : Wednesday, July 01, 2020 6:11:54 PM
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Posts: 947
amorphous wrote:
Tony STARK Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
Good to see you buddy, umetoka jela at long last?Laughing out loudly
You have been so lost.
Glad to see you are now no longer saying real estate is the WORST investment on earth and are now giving real estate mawaidhasLaughing out loudly Na hiyo ni mahendereo.


tony stark wrote:

How many students have you talked to in the area? What are students looking for? How far should the students go to get to school?

If you don't have the answers ni wewe ndio uko na polojo.


Actually I got the idea when I got inquiries from a neighbour who said some students were in the area asking if they could rent SQs. There is a very big technical institution hapo karibu (less than a km) yet affordable student-budget accommodation is as rare as hen's teeth in the area.

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I agree with jones. Students want to be together, it's cool, safety in numbers etc. Your single house in the middle of a bush is not the typical student accommodation. You have to look at what the TSAVO and Qwetus and that seems to work.


Which bush? The only bushes I see are those huge ones under your armpits. Zingine umesema hapo ni 100% polojo.

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Also your 1M budget i find this the most unlikely assumption you have made. You have to rethink your construction cost unless you plan to build that house with your own hands.

Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
Tony have you ever built anything including a chicken coop or a dog house? At a little under a VERY GENEROUS 29k per sqm surely you seem like one who cannot tell apart the price of a bag of cement from the price of a machine cut (ndarugo) let alone what is inside a ring beam?


Mashamba man is this you??? ha ha ha! How is the DC jewel working out.
Nilikuwa nimeshikwa na mjengo kidogo but nimemaliza. Please invite me to see this amazing house of less than 1 million shillings.

But you haven't spoken to any students. Your neighbour is your market research. Very good I rate this as a high success.

My armpit hair is the only bush you see. You are not looking far enough and please stop spying on me.

Good luck amorphous!!
amorphous
#13 Posted : Wednesday, July 01, 2020 7:54:45 PM
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Joined: 5/15/2019
Posts: 687
Location: planet earth
tony stark wrote:
amorphous wrote:
Tony STARK Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
Good to see you buddy, umetoka jela at long last?Laughing out loudly
You have been so lost.
Glad to see you are now no longer saying real estate is the WORST investment on earth and are now giving real estate mawaidhasLaughing out loudly Na hiyo ni mahendereo.


tony stark wrote:

How many students have you talked to in the area? What are students looking for? How far should the students go to get to school?

If you don't have the answers ni wewe ndio uko na polojo.


Actually I got the idea when I got inquiries from a neighbour who said some students were in the area asking if they could rent SQs. There is a very big technical institution hapo karibu (less than a km) yet affordable student-budget accommodation is as rare as hen's teeth in the area.

Quote:
I agree with jones. Students want to be together, it's cool, safety in numbers etc. Your single house in the middle of a bush is not the typical student accommodation. You have to look at what the TSAVO and Qwetus and that seems to work.


Which bush? The only bushes I see are those huge ones under your armpits. Zingine umesema hapo ni 100% polojo.

Quote:
Also your 1M budget i find this the most unlikely assumption you have made. You have to rethink your construction cost unless you plan to build that house with your own hands.

Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
Tony have you ever built anything including a chicken coop or a dog house? At a little under a VERY GENEROUS 29k per sqm surely you seem like one who cannot tell apart the price of a bag of cement from the price of a machine cut (ndarugo) let alone what is inside a ring beam?


Mashamba man is this you??? ha ha ha! How is the DC jewel working out.
Nilikuwa nimeshikwa na mjengo kidogo but nimemaliza. Please invite me to see this amazing house of less than 1 million shillings.

But you haven't spoken to any students. Your neighbour is your market research. Very good I rate this as a high success.

My armpit hair is the only bush you see. You are not looking far enough and please stop spying on me.

Good luck amorphous!!


Glad to see you have left mambo za casino (NSE) and joined the big boys in the mjengo industry at long last. Slowly by slowly kila mtu will be converted smile. I will jenga and slaughter you a goat ukuje uonje.
In the final analysis, it all boils down to sheer plain old hard work and dogged persistence. Nothing more, nothing less!!
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