Thanks for all the support. What other real estate topics would you like me to cover?

Congratulations ❤️❤️❤️

The next billionaires in Ghana are those that goes into manufacturing for real

a great video

A shell house was offer in the USA back in the early 1950's it water tight and you finished the house yourself as you got the money Term "Shell Home"

Vertical integration is the way to go, building out multiple business streams in the housing segment is smart. Kofi is very strategic, very smart. I follow his progress very closely. Glad to see he's plugging along and doing well.

Afi hyia pa to you and your family Mr. Swain. Love your channel

I love real estate videos. Thanks for sharing Tim.

Our peoples 👐🏾

Great interview. Kofi is bringing affordability to homebuyers in Ghana

Great place, great construction. I was there during phase one and am glad to see the progress, I should have bought in phase one!

Wonderful video blessings to you and everyone involved

Thanks for sharing Tim I love real estate.

❤❤❤Ghana God Bless Bro For This Opportunity You Guys Has Creates

Great information my brothers❤🎉 can’t wait to get back there with my friend next year🇬🇭

Tim Can you talk about different types of visas for Ghana Eg retiree temporary visa ? South Africa offers this type of visa for 3 yrs.

Pokuase heights! Awesome environment 🎉!

Really nice houses

Once again thx Tim

Tim always on point

Great job ❤

Creating jobs is key.

Please, Price in Ghana cedis

To invest in a Ghana you to stay longer than 60 days . so a retiree temporary visa can help

All these real estate, real estate and real estate. When will these real estate building investors invest in manufacturing for the so many unemployed in Ghana? If you guys are relying on akufo addo, the President of Ghana to invest in the manufacturing, then you are wasting your time. Akufo Addo is too dumb to even know what viable manufacturing to invest in. You can at least diversify in some Manufacturing to create buyers for your real estates. Some of you really need to think and think proper.

@kwakuakonto8942

6 ай бұрын

Why don't you set up a factory yourself?

@kwakuakonto8942

6 ай бұрын

Ofui. How many factories did Mahama build in their 8yrs in power compared to close to 200 factories that has been established under Akufo Addo so far?

@francis5279

6 ай бұрын

@@kwakuakonto8942 Please point to just three factories that you said has been so called established by your hollow head akufo addo the president of Ghana to go and video it for the whole world to see.

@sethjoseph4382

6 ай бұрын

@@kwakuakonto8942 Where's the sense in the politics you want to play. Nana Addo destroyed businesses with bad economic policies. So stop the shambolic politics, soon he would be call to give account.

Apparently, the average locals can't afford these homes. Keep in mind that you will need to be retired with a pension and money saved. A young person would need to be professional and making the money to afford one of these homes. I can't see a young person making a lot of money unless you have a business that is thriving because the money needed is USD,

@kentdavids6611

6 ай бұрын

He has the option to build in places he or she can afford.

@wb1738

6 ай бұрын

Those options are very limited. Again, you need USD to purchase these homes. People living in Ghana don't have a lot of opportunity to afford the places to live . Buying a new place in Ghana is not cheap. @@kentdavids6611

I'm sorry if I missed you saying where thus is located in Ghana 🇬🇭

Wow so the investment is a dream. It envy comes the people suffering the unknown underlying anxieties. Where can the native get 55,000 for a home. So the area is segregated .how do you fit in .

Are most Ghanaians renters? Or is it a lot of informal housing? That's what's most confusing to me. It seems like folks just kind of squatters...

How many jobs comes from the native people. At some point we have to become transparency . People get frustrated, low energies becomes like old fish. Really unfair to disrespectful for the diaspora coming to capture compassion from the locals.