I guess the saying is true: The greater the expected return, the greater the risk.

Land does give very good returns; but many are those who have lost money as well.

I get very anxious when getting into a land deal. But not so when I pick the phone and tell my broker "buy 500 CFC"

@chaka- i do not know whether it will prejudice their recovery attempts.

Its 4km from the airport. K ** K Development deliberately sold the plots sold to 4 different people. They had all fully paid e to the same office on separate dates in the past.

Truth emerged after trenches were dug and materials taken to tha site!! [ were it not for wazua hindsight, my kapikap would now be ashes -courtesy hired goons]

Talk of young blood that wont heed caution from school of hard knocks graduates !

Pole my friend for the loss...

update,
on pressing the right buttons the matter is now resolved amicably. Remember "councillor" - one of the directors, has networks everywhere.

Lessons
What is happening is that the company is RESELLING plots which have remained vacant/undeveloped without consulting the original allotees.

[The new buyer is asked to move with speed and develop- apparently even if the matter goes to court, the courts lean to a developer more than speculators?]-

[Assumption is original allotees would be willing to be reallocated elsewhere, or their money is refunded, which is so unfair hata kama mtu alitoa 30k back in 90s.]

Any way all is well that ends well.

@Josimar,
Thanks for reading between the lines and naming these people..Lets hope they don't change their name.

Machozi, kilio, kimetapakaa kila mahali..... Uchungu wa kaplot waujuao ni watu wa syokimau