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Nde Ehugbo's profile picture
Nde Ehugbo1 month ago

Man that couldn't get mortgage want everyone to be at his level. Gerrara here

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Abíọlá1 month ago

Wont he be paying rent? The advice should be, limit your mortgage loan and dont be like the Joneses

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Wale Fash1 month ago

Y'all saw the guy that invested £70k in Abuja, right? Don't listen to guys like this. There's a reason most people keep their funds in properties. Mortgage gives you equity, rent doesn't. You'll pay anyway Don't invest in Nigeria until you know all the risks - they'll eat you.

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M.A. Ojidoh1 month ago

Lmao... What was that Phyno catch phrase again? O ge me gi voom na' anya Better invest in countries that at least provide some stability and respect the rule of law. Who has time to be fighting with agberos? Especially in that city called Lagos.

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WrexRaf1 month ago

That is a lie. You can do mortgage (rent) and still invest in Nigeria or abroad if you want. It has nothing to do with woman pressure

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Idan baba idan1 month ago

🤣🤣🤣 the way People don dey get sense now ehn

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International Engineer1 month ago

Big lie! Unless you aren't living abroad. If you have an average job & refuse to buy your own house via mortgage, you'd end up helping someone else (landlord) pay off the mortgage on the rental property. Better to pay more on your own mortgage property, than help someone else.

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Emmy Akhadelor (MD)1 month ago

This is the worse advice

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Puremind1 month ago

Na street you dey sleep? Abi u no dey pay rent? No be almost the same money for rent you go Dey use for mortgage? You build equity through mortgage. You can always sell your property to invest elsewhere, anytime.

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Emeka chime1 month ago

Oga na lie, 100%.

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Dido1 month ago

Wisdom

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Oba and 358 others1 month ago

Taking a mortgage when you're old is you running a race where you are already at a disadvantage, when there are other races you can participate in and have a fair chance. How old is too old? It depends on your income, the down-payment you have and the projected longevity of your career. If you must sign up for mortgage at over 40, please make sure you can clearly view(to a large extent) the income that will take you to the principal-dominance crossover point in your monthly payments, which is roughly around 22nd year(considering 30year-term) of your payment at current interest rate.

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TOBE CHRYSLA1 month ago

This is a very wrong advice.

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GEORGE OBI IKE1 month ago

This is nothing but pure undiluted facts and truth. I will never buy morgage nonsense. Instead, I'll buy lands, build and establish a business back home. After all, in leaving after certain number of years.

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AJAGZ1 month ago

Pure ignorance or woman on show am shege pro max

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un_script1 month ago

Avoid Nigerians in western countries, they can never give you a good advise. For the love 🥰 of your family and yourself, avoid any gatherings with them.

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DEECUBE(Ọnwa na-etiri ọha)1 month ago

@Trevtele

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Amos Joseph #FootballersConnect1 month ago

His wife obviously left him. Eyah

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Ruddy1 month ago

What an idiot! Why can’t you have a mortgage and invest at the same time. Don’t project your failure on others.

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Sam Tee1 month ago

Look at this idiot. Investing in your property through mortgage is better than investing in someone else’s property through rent. Idiot.

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opcy2471 month ago

Shut up

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The Legit Kanayor1 month ago

My question is When you live in the UK, will you pay rent? If yes, why is it wrong to pay same rent with the intent of owning and building equity instead of paying it as a bill???

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Affordable Homes 2471 month ago

I love the reference to Cashflow. Early in life, it is more expedient to invest in opportunities that generate or improve your cashflow instead of asset that take away or reduce your cashflow. If you want to know more on those kind of opportunities, send a DM.

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