Author: Property254

Investing in real estate is a dream that many Kenyans aspire to, but limited funds can often be a barrier. However, the option of buying land on hire purchase or through installment plans has opened up new avenues for individuals with tight budgets. As a real estate agent in Kenya, I have witnessed firsthand how this approach has empowered people to achieve their property ownership dreams. In this article, we’ll explore the process of buying land on hire purchase/installments and share snippets of success stories from individuals who turned their dreams into reality. Understanding Hire Purchase/Installment Plans: Buying land through…

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KRA recently requested Airbnb for details of its hosts in Kenya. Here is information related to the request from KRA. As you already know, there are quite a number of ways to make money with Airbnb. Once you make the money, the following information can help you get started in learning about some of the tax requirements that might apply to you when providing short-term accommodation in Kenya. Income from Airbnb is taxed via either: All income from your Airbnb in Kenya is taxable whether you are a resident person or non-resident person. So, even if you do not live in…

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Witeithie’s story is one of resilience and transformation. Once a troubled area, it has now become a thriving investment paradise. This blog will explore the factors that have contributed to Witeithie’s success and why buying land here is a sure way to get ahead. The dreaded name “Witeithie” (meaning help yourself) has a fascinating past. Initially, a group of women who acquired land after independence concocted the name. They formed Witeithie Gwaka Investment Company and in the early 1990s, structures started mushrooming on the land. When the Jomo Kenyatta regime took over, he gave out that land, then owned by…

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